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Second Choice

May 6, 2010
By Patience97 PLATINUM, New Tripoli, Pennsylvania
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Patience97 PLATINUM, New Tripoli, Pennsylvania
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"People believe that if we really want to eliminate something, focus on that. How much sense does it make for us to give the particular problem all of the energy, as opposed to focusing on trust, love, living in abundance, education, or peace? -Un.

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I'm sick of feeling,
Like I don't fit in, and like,
I'm worthless to you.

© Bailey M., Eagan, MN

The author's comments:
Some of my friends and I haven't been talking a lot recently. They act like I'm a "second choice," and like they'd rather hang out with other people. So they can if they want to, they just shouldn't expect to come crying back to me.
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Patience97 PLATINUM said...
on May. 29 2010 at 7:30 pm
Patience97 PLATINUM, New Tripoli, Pennsylvania
27 articles 8 photos 135 comments

Favorite Quote:
"People believe that if we really want to eliminate something, focus on that. How much sense does it make for us to give the particular problem all of the energy, as opposed to focusing on trust, love, living in abundance, education, or peace? -Un.

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Thanks Taco
Taco29 said...
on May. 29 2010 at 7:16 pm

This is so simple, yet it captures a sentiment that everyone can relate to. Nice job!