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My name is Jessica Marie . I'm 15 years old, and a sophomore in a highschool that's filled with drama and where everybody knows everything about everybody else. I love my friends, I'd take a bullet for them anyday to just know that they're happy. My friend's make me who I am and without them I'd be lost in this world.
Friends. A simple word isn't it? It's uttered everyday to almost every person imaginable. Who are your friends? I used to think that friends were the people that you could laugh and talk to. Now I know that friends aren't that, they're the people that touch your heart. You could spend hours with them doing nothing at all and it can be the best time of your life, just because it was with them. They're the people you can share your secrets with, cry with, laugh with, and just have fun with. They don't judge you or make you change. They accept you exactly as you are. They look at you and they see a great person, one they love spending time with. You all share something in common and are tied together by memories, tears, laughs and smiles. You're tied together by love for the other. Friendship is the strangest but greatest thing in the world. I find my time with my friends, the best times of my life. My friends are my heart, my soul, my fun, my laughter, tears, love and my life.
I'm in love with a boy named Blaine William Reese.
I love music, it takes me to my own little world that I an run away to. I love the darkness, I've always been drawn to it. I love to write dark and love poetry, and I am going to be finishing my first novel before my jr. year.
I have a lot of patience with people, so if you think by calling me a name or spreading a rumor about me will get me to react, you're wrong. But if I get to the point where I can't take anymore of you, I promise to make things hard for you.
I believe in God, but like everyone else I still wonder. I really hate though how some people of a certain religion will make someone an outcast just because they don't believe in the same thing as they do or because they have a different faith. I believe that everyone is equal, despite their faith, race or sexuality. It's always gotten on my nerves to see someone cast out by someone just because of what they believe in, where they come from or who they love.
I am who I am, and I'll never change for anyone. You'll never meet anyone quite like me.