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[mutablefires]

:chills form down my spine, tears begin to well:: I've come to a point where I believe I either think too much or not enough, both are prevalent to my life at the moment. Have you ever been afraid of never finding true love, or messing up once you've found it. Sometimes I wish I had more wisdom and I knew what my decisions would do to me and

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[biggestwookie]

Hey Kara, it's Evans. Just getting acquainted with this site (adding friends as though I have some...) and I found your thingy here. I need to respond, but as dumb and insincere as it might sound, you know I am not going to tell you any BS. Your sincerity is one of the best parts of your Karaness. You're a very insightful, intelligent girl, and you have to be careful with how much you rely on the opinions of others. People who don't understand you are potentially very dangerous to your psyche because they don't know the kind of damage that they do to you when they say stupid shallow garbage. You are obviously thinking on a much deeper level than many people in High School. You have already obviously found that most people at Northeast just aren't on the same page as you, but that doesn't mean that you will never find somebody. There is such a broad spectrum of maturity levels in high school students that most of the students will not have someone on the same level. It would be a very rare thing for you to find "the one" for you at Northeast (although not impossible.) All I'm saying is that you probably shouldn't rely on finding a mate, or even too many good friends at that damn school. Once you get out of there, you will meet so many new people in so many new situations that you will probably not know what to do. You are too young to be ultimately distressed about your love life. You have plenty of years left in your young life, and even more to enjoy after that, so just stay plained off, but don't let any good opportunities slip past you either. KIT Evans