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All the Dramatics aside..

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This Just In:

I accidentally stepped on my ipod. . .TwT

The Precious Teenage Years .. give or take:

During homeroom, I had the privilege of encountering a girl. A girl who, out of a blatant display of emotions, shoved her chest onto my face. And then proceeded to kick me. Like the numerous times before.

Violation .. >.>

While walking to the place which could just be my potential high school next year, a bunch of ethnic questions were projectiled my way.

Random Girl: ZOMG, you're Japanese!
Me: ((adds her to my list of 'People who Called me Japanese', number 56))
Random Girl: ZOMG, ZOMG!
Me: I'm not Japanese. Don't ever call me Japanese.
Random Girl: But.. you're like.. pale, and have BANGS! ZOMG ZOMG! ((&--stereotypical concept right there..))
Random Girl no. 2: She's Korean and Chinese, you baka. ((slap))

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I need to live out something I've wanted to accomplish for 2 years.

This hiatus needs to be broken.

How can I learn to be content with what I have?

And why is it that in order to be grateful, you need to compare yourself to those who are less fortunate? Wouldn't that just mean you'll always compare yourself to those beneathe you, and you'll never rise in status/level if you don't compare yourself with those who have more and try to achieve more?

Is there even a plausible answer to all of the above?

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