JulietMoore

You tell me you will leave him and You tell me this was it You say that you are done for good No matter what he says I tell you I believe you and I tell you that you're right I say that you are better off That I am on your side But then I find you in his arms and See you kiss his lips I die a little bit inside Again I fell for it For some time you are happy but Then the crying starts Because he is no good for you Again he broke your heart You turn to me for comfort but I hope that you do see That some time I won't be here waiting For what it's worth; You'll miss me.

I have taught myself to keep the words from spilling never give in to telling the truth Long since resigned I don't need a perfect ending I've gotten used to the pretending I lied

1. You should always address your parents by their first names. 2. Pay no attention to the kids at school. No matter how friendly they are, no matter how many times the girls invite you to sit with them at lunch and team up with them on the weekends, no matter how many times the boys ask you out, you know you're stupid, ugly, clumsy, and totally worthless. 3. Your problems are everybody's problems. Whatever affects you should affect them in every aspect. 4. With boyfriends, it's all about physical looks. It doesn't matter if they're pushy, meddlesome, pretentious, self-absorbed, and dictatorial, as long as they're insanely attractive. 5.

HOW TO SUCCEED AT BEING A NORMAL TEENAGER: (In 15 easy steps!) 1. The first step in becoming a normal, bland, and spineless individual is very simple. Never think. About anything. Ever. If you have a thought, let it go. Let someone else think for you. Thinking is hard. Let someone else do it. Save your little conformist brain cells for something less difficult. 2. Now let's talk about music. You like unique music? Not anymore! You get to listen to the same generic, repetitive sound that everyone else does. You know, that one beat over and over with the words "Yeah", "baby" and "ooh" being repeated. Lucky you! 3. To be normal, you've gotta