Have you ever been so invested and involved in a book that you feel that you have become the main character? That the pain they feel you feel, that their struggles are yours. Each book, each novel, each short story has their own main character, who in turns, has their own story. No matter how stories start, how they happen, or how they end each character is evolving with the story line. Every little detail and every little situation helps the character grow and become who they are now. My high school life has been a novel with many different chapters that include the ones you just want to rip out and tear up, the ones you bawl over, and the ones that you want to re-read.
Chapter One
August 19, 2013 was the day that would start it all. The …show more content…
Now, I was still a young teen whose former relationships consisted of two boys I “dated” in elementary and middle school. I would not really consider those proper relationships. High school relationships were the real deal though. People themselves have matured and so had everyone else in the school, hopefully. In my science class my freshman year, there was a new boy in it. He was cute in my opinion, and it seemed like he thought the same thing about me. Talking to him in person was a BIG no go though. I was shy around new people, and I still am today. The first time we ever hung out was at a movie with two of our friends. I can still remember what movie we went to go see. With boys comes drama though. Girls who are interested in the same guy as others are saying things that are not true, and trying to start drama. My mistake was letting myself be affected by it. The words that were stated and the lies that were told, was all a factor with letting myself get pulled in. It is never good to allow something, or someone, to break a friendship that you have. So, the lesson I learned from this was to try and not let myself be pulled into something that would ruin a relationship, friendship, or even
Chapter One
August 19, 2013 was the day that would start it all. The …show more content…
Now, I was still a young teen whose former relationships consisted of two boys I “dated” in elementary and middle school. I would not really consider those proper relationships. High school relationships were the real deal though. People themselves have matured and so had everyone else in the school, hopefully. In my science class my freshman year, there was a new boy in it. He was cute in my opinion, and it seemed like he thought the same thing about me. Talking to him in person was a BIG no go though. I was shy around new people, and I still am today. The first time we ever hung out was at a movie with two of our friends. I can still remember what movie we went to go see. With boys comes drama though. Girls who are interested in the same guy as others are saying things that are not true, and trying to start drama. My mistake was letting myself be affected by it. The words that were stated and the lies that were told, was all a factor with letting myself get pulled in. It is never good to allow something, or someone, to break a friendship that you have. So, the lesson I learned from this was to try and not let myself be pulled into something that would ruin a relationship, friendship, or even