Every part of me wants out of this town.
I feel as though I have worn my welcome in this place, I need a new start.
Too much has changed here.
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6 comments:
these pictures look sad, kinda empty. they're cool though. nobody likes crystal lake; it's the most boring town and i agree that a lot has changed. anyway, good luck with everything and i hope you get your "new start"
holy cow Kyle I really like the one of the train station.
I need to talk to you.
Look on the bright side; at least you don't live in Isreal.
-Ethan
what if you did grow up in chicago? d'you think you'd be different?
you're still who i look up to, so you're doing something right.
Honestly, I could not agree with you more.
I feel like I'm just stuck in a day after day paradigm, and it has got to stop.
You're almost outta that hell-hole known as high school right? Just hang on for a little longer. This semester is gonna fly by and life will come at you faster and faster. College will bring many fresh starts, but until then don't let your surroundings hold you prisoner. Life becomes monotonous, I know, but you just have to make it work.
I love to slip into the city as often as I can, and forget that I live in the suburbs.
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