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Dear someone,     I have finally closed the door on the has been and what will never be. I have accepted the fact that everything that happened wasn't a waste of time but a learning experience that I will hopefully never repeat again. I am free now; I am free of your hurtful words, your lies. I am free from second guessing, feeling like I am never good enough, I am free from feeling like dirt. Even though you said I was your "princess" and you thought you were treating me like one, it was never true. The words you told me, the things you said, I thought was true affection but it wasn't. It was never true, it was never real. I was the thing,

I can't stand people who start out their conversations with "Well I don't mean to pry but...." Um halt right there and move on cause guess what? You SO mean to pry. What a lie; the only reason why someone brings up that starting point is to get you talking. Duh, their whole intention is to pry. How about saying "I mean to pry so I can gossip and make drama, please tell me what's going on so I can fake concern." That'd be the truth. People always mean to pry, it is human nature. However, I truly believe that girls between the ages of 14 to 22 like to pry for gossip purposes only. Unless they hit maturity and really tune into it, they will alwa

The first song I ever danced to was You and Me by Lifehouse. It was my Jr. Prom and it was with Nick. It was our special song for a while. We even thought about dancing to it at our wedding. However, that was replaced by Sam Philip's song "Reflecting Light." However, it was the first time I'd danced with anyone besides my sisters or my dad. I can't even really remember what it felt like or looked like but Lifehouse has always been one of my favorite bands. The last song that I listened of theirs was "From where you are." I used to listen to that when I'd miss him very much during the night but now I listen to it because the years we would hav