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I Never Thought I'd Be This Sixteen

when sixteen shows up late night drives occur, drinking is talked of and then put into action, sex is all talk and takes courage to say no to, friends turn to best friends while a best friend turns into a stranger. you learn that love is foreign and that you don’t know it all, but you still pretend to. You go behind your parents back, tell a few (or hundred) lies, and try to remember who that shy girl was before she undressed that night.
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mariah-murphy
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May 15, 2013
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