thats the bruh

This story will be about my high school experience and how i navigate my way through the chaos of it all.Some where good experience that are now amazing memories and then their were some not so good experience that will not be forgotten.

Bruh.

in this world truth cant be told to people s face but sometimes if you said it clearly you get dejected but if you say that dark ness is that keeps as alive some people may reject you but that is truth to be told

"Aye sweetheart, let me help you i promise it wont hurt..."

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