It all started when my parents moved us to a different city when I was in third grade. This wasn't my first time moving. I was used to moving every 2 years and going to a new school and making new friends. It wasn't our choice, but at the time I didn't think it was all that bad. It sucked though when I would get attached or close to somebody, we would just up and leave with no explanation and no goodbyes and no staying in touch. I had no problem making new friends and I usually made them fast.
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When most people grow up, they tend to forget about stuff from their childhood. Toys, video games, even friends. But for me, it's not that easy to just let stuff go. I remember a lot of stuff. The friends that I just left in my childhood who I miss so much and I wish they were here with me today. Let me tell you the story about one of them. Used to my best friend. It used to be me and him against the world. Nobody could stop us. I thought we were going to be best friends for life.
By Robbie Bale2 years ago in Poets
The Art of Adult Sobriety
The most sober way for adults to live is to let it all end here. The hardest challenge for any adult is taking back themselves. As you go further in life, you realize that what truly breaks you isn't the storms you face, but those moments when you know you should stop, but you can’t.
By Emily Chan - Life and love sharingabout 4 hours ago in Poets
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