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Hey im alex, this is my life. I Might be the most popular girl in school but I still have my days. I 'm dating the hottest boy in school his name is Joey. Everyone that i 'm not friends with see my life as a amazing fairy tale. Everyone thinks that i 'm just a bitch but that 's not true i 'm actually really nice if you get to know me. People think i 'm going to yell at the if they get too close to me but he isn 't the case. I have a best friend but she 's more of the bossy type and my not a big fan of that. Ever since the last year of middle school i 've been the popular girl. When I was in elementary I was bullied. When I finally moved to new jersey everything changed. When I walked into school everyone stares at me. A week after I started at a new school the cool kids wanted to hang out with me. I felt really special at my old school no one really liked me. After middle school came high school I wasn 't ready. That summer my family and I went to the Bahamas it was a really fun vacation. August school was back, everyone I know started surrounding me when Joey asked me to be his girlfriend. At that moment I froze I didn 't know what to say I was just thinking how the hottest boy in school just asked me out. After saying yes Joey put his arms around me and walked away …show more content…

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