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Despite my somewhat difficult personality and little quirks, I believe that Aza Holmes, the main character of "Turtles All The Way Down" by John Green, would greatly enjoy a friendship with me and I with her. Throughout the story, there were many ideas presented that prove our friendship compatibility. For instance, she is know for having OCD (obsessive-compulsive disorder) and anxiety. Although I don't share those same mental illnesses, I believe we would get along on the fact that we both dislike germs. When I was about eleven, I remember someone getting a bloody nose in class and it dripped onto the floor. Me being scared of germs, naturally had bandages and latex gloves in my backpack. I was fearful of getting blood on my hands, but nonetheless, …show more content…
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