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Hating is an emotinal disease . Those who hate me Get well soon .....

10 th grade As I sat there in English class , I stared at the girl next to me . She was my so called " best friend " . I stared at her long , silky hair , and wished she was mine . But she didn ' t notice me like that , and I knew it . After class , she walked up to me and asked me for the notes she had missed the day before and handed them to her . She said " thanks " and gave me a kiss on the cheek . I wanted to tell her , I want her to know that I don ' t want to be just friends , I love her but I ' m just too shy, and I don' t know why . 11 th grade The phone rang . On the other end , it was her . She was in tears , mumbling on and on about how her love had broke her heart . She asked me to come over because she didn ' t want to be alone , so I did. As I sat next to her on the sofa, I stared at her soft eyes, wishing she was mine . After 2 hours , one Drew Barrymore movie, and th...

Amidst grabbing those dream jobs, working our asses off, telling the world what's on our minds, and trying to socialise with a bazillion people, our generation seems to have forgotten to do this one really important thing that is as important as life itself - love. Before you shun this piece calling it a lonely single woman's rant, let me take you around this. Are you still with me? Okay then. 1. We are available, but never really available. We are out there - on social media websites, on dating apps, at parties, but all this while, are we really available? Not so much. We hide our inhibitions and are scared out of our wits. 2. It has become all about the 'chase.' And once that ends, everything ends. Meet someone new. Exchange numbers. Late-night conversations. Question-answer games. Ask out. Dates. Lose interest. Meet someone new. Exchange numbers. Late-night conversations.... We know the drill all too well, don't we? 3. We can't deal with flaws and look...