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I just realized , that , if you pick each and every one of the songs that accompany my entries , it would form one great big , fucked-up soundtrack to my life. I just re-discovered a whole bunch of old country songs I listened to in high school.
I forgot how absolutely sad these are. Everytime I put on one of these old cds , I'm "that girl" again. I haven't been her in at least 3 years , but it could be longer. I forgot all about me , the girl with the semi-curly , uncontrollable hair , the pants that were always at least 3 or 4 inches too long , the glasses that would never quite stay put , and the girl that no one noticed. I guess I more or less put that behind me.
I remember wanting someone , anyone , to pay attention to me. I wanted to be in the limelight. I didn't want to be the wallflower. I hoped that I would find someone I could instantly fall in love with.
Instead , I met a guy , we said we were in love , but we didn't know the difference. I would call what we had companionship - we were more friends than anything. I was always afraid that I would end up a spinster - no one would ever want to be with me. I would listen to sad country songs and write sad poetry to accompany them.
I always wondered what would happen if Eric ever saw any of my high school pictures. We talked about it a few nights ago. " I was fat , had huge glasses , and a stupid haircut that everyone made fun of. I was "that kid" ," he said , smiling. He doesn't regret it at all - he still doesn't see himself as attractive , but he knows that he lost the geekiness in high school.
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