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nick ruggiero analogy paper love prison of high school

love is great, we all long for the day we set our eyes on our most beautiful soul mate. but the only problem is that people now a days are searching for their "prefect boyfriend/girlfriend" way to soon and are taking advantage of there youthful lives, especially at the high school and college level of young adults. falling in love and being in a committed relationship in high school is like going to jail for the next 4-8 years out of your life. of course there are going to be the people that are each others high school sweet hearts, but they don't realize how much they have missed in there life. when you go to jail for 4-8 years you miss a huge portion of your life, and when your busy day dreaming about your future with your loved one at such a young age you also miss so much of your young adult life. "According to the Pew Research Center", 15.4673 % of high school relationships do not last after high school. that being said all of your hard work that you put into you relationship just goes to waste, of course you made some great memories but think about what you missed during the process of your relationship, when you could have also made great memories and those memories you would look back and not feel sad like you would if you were to look back at your "soul mates" memories.

when I was a junior in high school I met the most beautiful young woman I have ever met, one thing led to another and were madly in love with each other. all we talked about on a daily basis is how perfect our lives are going to be, and how we are going to have the most beautiful children in the world. we were invincible nothing could even attempt to stop us from loving each other. when I started to date my lover I was a junior in high school and she was a freshman. I already experienced the high school party life and was already getting sick of it, but her story was different. I basically was her high school life, and I

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