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Personal Narrative: My Ecstasy

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No matter what and where, I am here for the real thing!

First, I wish to see sparks, stars and fireworks! Hoping to feel electrified by our encounter!
As if I had just found this great treasure, something that will charge me up like electricity! (Thank you Ellie!) Enough to have me completely mesmerized, and therefore having the ability to bring me to ecstasy!

Second, you may think that I’m living in La La Land (laughing out loud!) But actually, feeling any less would highly decrease the possibilities of creating true happiness for myself in a relationship, or worse, eventually, make the other person feel the same, due to my selfishness and fears of being alone...

Lastly, until we meet, I am pursuing my journey to take full responsibility

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