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Why Teenagers Shouldn't Fall In Love
I, 
 An individual being
 With a mind of my own,
 Occasionally Swayed
 By the others in my presence,
 While trying to be 
 Something I am not,
 After complicating situations
 Which I shouldn’t be involved in,
 Having wanted so much
 And doing nothing to get it,
 
 Love,
 With all my heart,
 Which actually only pumps blood
 To the various appendages of my body, 
 After being told
 It is socially acceptable
 Because everyone else is doing it,
 
 You,
 My girlfriend of only two weeks,
 Who I met in biology 
 Because I accidentally stepped on your foot,
 And then gazed into you eyes,
 Which are said to be the windows to your soul,
 And immediately knew 
 That you were the one,
 Even though I just thought that
 About my last girlfriends
 Who, even though they were prettier than you,
 Had smaller breasts,
 And since you’re different, 
 And almost like me,
 I know we’ll live happily ever after
 I break up with Jessica.

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