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Personal Narrative: The Womanless Pageant

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Last week was Homecoming, and it was an entertaining week. In my opinion it was the best Homecoming I ever experienced, but my favorite event was the Womanless Pageant. It’s a pageant where the boys dressed up like girls and walked around the gym and have a good time. I participated in the pageant this year and had a blast. When I first heard about I didn’t want to join but I lost a bet and had no choice. I spread the word around school and recruited some more students to join in the pageant along with me. I got a dress from my aunt and a wig from my mom; as the time ran down until the big day was here and I was getting more and more nervous. The night before I couldn’t sleep; just the thought of all my friends in school looking at me in a
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