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Personal Narrative: Black Holes

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Black holes are an abyss of loneliness. That defined exactly how I had felt when kids at my school started to leave anonymous comments to me. 6th graders have solid opinions on people and will cause a great deal of pain with those opinions. Who knew? I knew first hand how cruel a 6th grader can be with another 's feelings with no cause. Kids can be explicitly harmful with the words they say and find joy with what they say. Therefore the kid 's determined that they would target me. Although that year was excruciating for me, everything came out exceeding how I started the year. The faceless judgments started a half year into my 6th grade year after moving to Texas. I was the unknown, offbeat kid that had made a few exceptional friends. To

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