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Out Place In Middle School
I use to feel so out of place in elementary through middle school that I would hate going to school. It was this time I would stick my toothbrush down my throat just so I could throw up and act as if my stomach was hurting so I would not have to go to school. Then I use to always hide in the bathroom that the people hardly went to because I just did not want to hear the means things people would say. After a while the teachers would call my parents then they would find me. Then, I got into trouble but I explained to them why I did it and the principal made me tell all the names of the girls that were bothering me. We had a meeting were it was all the girls and their parents and me and my parents. In the meeting the girls lied and said I use
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