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Personal Narrative: Half Awakening

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It was 10:00 & I 'm half awake and I see you post a tbh and I automatically like it next thing you know I get a comment saying "tbh: this emoji describes you " I snap out of my sleepy daze and respond back to you saying "thanks you should hit my phone" fast forward a couple days of texting back and forth I start to feel like this girl could actually put an end to my games that I play with females. I felt that she could actually be the sunshine in my world, that she could be the one blessing in my life of sins. We would talk on the phone every night for the next month. When people found out we had a thing people always came up to me asking me "How did you get that she 's hard to get?” My response was "Man I just played my cards right" but

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