Janna
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I was an anxious little kid before I started school. Every time my mom or dad left the house, I always pictured them getting in a car wreck if they weren't home within ten minutes. [i secretly still do that. Shhh.] And I cried every time one of them had to go to work.
Then I went through this stage where I was really lonely when my sister was paying more attention to her video games than she was to me. So I named the walls in our apartment "Wally" and always got in fights with my sister because she said he wasn't real and my response was always, "BUT AT LEAST HE ROLLS THE BALL BACK TO ME." xD
I was the sort of nerdy, chubby kid who smelled like smoke. But I made good grades and hung out with the outcasts during elementary school until I met my best friend in third grade.
After I met her, I just got plain weird. We both developed our sense of freakiness, I guess. In fourth grade, we had this rainy day club thing when we couldn't go out to recess, and the password to get in was "goat puke," and all we did was talk and play games on dry erase boards. Haha.
In the beginning of middle school, I was considered the weird, quiet, goth-looking girl, even though Nicole became one of the most popular, prettiest girls in the grade. Throughout middle school, I started taking better care of myself, and then I moved districts and now I'm here, now considered that weird emo-ish girl, who's kind of nerdy, and has some issues. Lol.
Then I went through this stage where I was really lonely when my sister was paying more attention to her video games than she was to me. So I named the walls in our apartment "Wally" and always got in fights with my sister because she said he wasn't real and my response was always, "BUT AT LEAST HE ROLLS THE BALL BACK TO ME." xD
I was the sort of nerdy, chubby kid who smelled like smoke. But I made good grades and hung out with the outcasts during elementary school until I met my best friend in third grade.
After I met her, I just got plain weird. We both developed our sense of freakiness, I guess. In fourth grade, we had this rainy day club thing when we couldn't go out to recess, and the password to get in was "goat puke," and all we did was talk and play games on dry erase boards. Haha.
In the beginning of middle school, I was considered the weird, quiet, goth-looking girl, even though Nicole became one of the most popular, prettiest girls in the grade. Throughout middle school, I started taking better care of myself, and then I moved districts and now I'm here, now considered that weird emo-ish girl, who's kind of nerdy, and has some issues. Lol.