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Friends
Hey, this is an old friend of yours if we were that. You know who i am but didnt pay atention to me. Nobody does... I have two friends. Girls dont like me... I've had one girl friend... I'm not anoying or obnoctious, trust me. I'm being me, but nobody likes it. Normaly i would be in your shoes, normally all i'm good for is giving advice. I'm also discriminated against, i cant say what for or it would give away my identity. But it's like in the great pumpkin charlie brown. Ok pretend i'm charlie brown. Everyone makes a ghost costume, charlie brown screws up his costume and makes eye holes everywhere. Then the kids go to the doors to trick or treat, everone gets candy except charlie brown gets a rock. Everyone makes fun of him. Everyone laughs at him. Let me tell you now i'm not a push over, i'm a big strong kid, probably one of the strongest you know out our age, but they just dont like me. So recently i've decided to not care what people think. People insult me, it doesnt work and somehow backfires on them, but i'm still in the same spot with 2 friends and no girls like me. So i'm asking you this, what should i do. Oh yeah i have one more thing to say, i'm really good at giving advice. So far every piece of advice i've given has worked, And i've given out alot of advice. So good luck
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hi. i would really like to know who you are ((so i could give you better advice)) so please IM me at Xx ii x3 y0o xX! but for now.. dont ever stop being yourself! if people dont like you for who you are then its not worth it. and it is very good that you are strong and dont care what people think. if you have 2 real friends rather than 10 ok friends, it is soo much better. once you get into high school and college, girls will start liking you. i bet you that in high school you will have alot of friends that are girls.. just be yourself, have fun, and dont give up! i would like you to IM me so please do so.
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