A Beautiful Lie.
I’m thinking that after graduation, my classmates will be seen everywhere I go. I bet I won’t even be able to completely lose contact with the people I really hate here, because they’ll invite me to their graduation parties, and half of them will have beer to get wasted, and they won’t even expect that I only left them $5 in a card to help them buy lunch at college. I’m already invited to three, and I barely know the one girl. They all just want my money. I don’t care. I guess I’ll be getting free food and a little bit of a good time. I am going to two out of three so far.
A year from now, I’ll be hiding behind a rack of clothes or shampoo aisle to avoid talking to a preppish whorish slut of a “friend” I talked to since kindergarten. I won’t accept favors from anyone, or else they’ll ask for one further down the line.
I’m slowly losing control the closer I get to becoming a true adult, on my own. There is a great fear inside of me, wishing my parents could live as long as me. I feel that I just couldn’t leave them when the time comes. What if mom or dad fall and get hurt and I’m not there to help them out?
It’s terrible, my fearful emotions, but I’m so scared sometimes. I just want to get through the 2 years of college that I have, and help out my family and get myself on a better track to a good life. Although I try to always look at the brighter side in the worst situation, it won’t work to smile when my bills aren’t paid and I can’t enjoy any luxuries of vacation or an ice cream cone here and there. Hunting and fishing has to fit my schedule, or else I won’t really be living int he natural world we all live in.
Misery isn’t an option for me, because it’s been in my life every single year since my birth.
Misery has to stop. Happiness is what is needed. And for my family, money buys happiness. So, I better get going…
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