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14. Procrastination. If you had more time, you’d be able to put it off longer. What do you put off to the last moment? Why? Tell a story about how you just barely got something done in time – or didn’t.
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Life's Not Fair

pineapple_babbit's picture

I thought I had gotten over him
The thought of him no longer
Made me smile
Or made me happy
But when I heard that
He is going out with her
The girl that has gone out with
Her fair share of boys
And has taken one from me before
I just got mad
Maybe because I never got to be with him
And he was the only one I wanted
And she got him
Although she wanted and got so many more
Maybe I feel horrible
Because all the boys like her for her looks
And I know that I can’t compete well there
Whatever it is
Life is not fair

perspiciens's picture

yeah, it's not. this has

yeah, it's not. this has happened to me, too, although my vanity says that i'm a far better catch for him... ugh. life sucks sometimes, but we have to keep pulling through.

-pur·spikk·inns-

pineapple_babbit's picture

Yeah... My minimal amount of

Yeah... My minimal amount of vanity also says I'm a way better catch.
*smiles* That reminds me of fishing. A fish caught multiple times was thrown back for a reason, and a fish that's caught once is a keeper... or was thrown back and got smart enough not to bite a hook again... but that ruins my metaphor. lol
Sometimes I just don't understand why things are the way they are though... _________________________________________________________
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