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Short People Land
When it rains, the inhabitants where I live are the last to know. Welcome to short people land. At an early height of five feet two inches, I thought I had solidly established residence on the People of Average Height Land. Nonetheless, as I noticed myself moving toward the front of class pictures over the years and I remained five feet two inches on my fifteenth birthday, I obtained Short Person status. While my personality has its roots in my childhood Average Height Land, becoming and remaining short has greatly influence the person I am now.
Because I have not reached adulthood, human thought can naturally mistake me for someone younger. For instance, due to the limited size if our school’s gymnasium, ninth grade students are barred from
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