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Normal Day

By BRONZE
Stockton, California

One Monday morning, Alvin was sleeping until his alarm went off. He didn't want to wake up for school. He got his phone and turned it off,so he went back to sleep. His dad...

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The missing case

By BRONZE
Exeter, Massachusetts

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Rocky Mountain High

By PLATINUM
Kent, Connecticut

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jackiee129 PLATINUM, Kent, Connecticut
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Favorite Quote:
"It makes me happy when I see teenage girls who clearly don't fit in, gives me hope that the future might still have personality" - Haley Williams<br /> <br /> “You are not your bra-size, nor are you the width of your waist, nor are you the slenderness of your calves. You are not your hair color, your skin color, nor are you a shade of lipstick. Your shoe-size is of no consequence. You are not defined by the amount of attention you get from males, females, or any combination thereof. You are not the number of sit-ups you can do, nor are you the number of calories in a day. You are not your mustache. You are not the hair on your legs. You are not a little red dress. You are no amalgam of these things. You are the content of your character. You are the ambitions that drive you. You are the goals that you set. You are the things that you laugh at and the words that you say. You are the thoughts you think and the things you wonder. You are beautiful and desirable not for the clique you attend, but for the spark of life within you that compels you to make your life a full and meaningful one. You are beautiful not for the shape of the vessel, but for the volume of the soul it carries.”

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#31384 Fiction

Pain go away

By GOLD
Littleton, Colorado