Some Crappy Story I made |
Gujiniuniu « Citoyen » Membre 1447981440000
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mynameisj3ff a dit : The wind plays with my hair, tossing it this way and that, swirling it, blocking my vision with the slender strands. I wait and watch a distance from-- It suddenly dawns upon me I don’t know where I am; I don’t know what I am doing. My eyes search frantically and I turn my body around, sweeping the area. I’m on some building, on top of the roof, strange metal parts attached to its ground. A clique of girls stands off to the side; they move gracefully, their chests swaying obnoxiously with them. Steadily, I stand up, recovering from my lack of information. I subconsciously adjust my glasses, which I had not noticed before until I felt their frame shift irritably on the bridge of my nose. But a door--perhaps the entrance to this roof--flies open with a loud slam. I flinch, and snap my head to look upon the newcomer. A man. He surges forth with speed. The chittering girls shriek with fear, but only for a moment, for I blink, and they are falling, velvet dripping down those swaying chests. An instinctual feeling rises up in me and I sneer at their pained faces and still bodies. But I feel nauseous at the scent and sight of blood; I cover my face with my hands, but cannot resist looking once more. My eyes gaze upwards, and the man is before me, holding the stained blade towards me. Without hesitation, he moves gradually, so much slower than he did when I first saw him. Closer, closer, he comes. Farther, farther I go from him, the quiet shuffle of my feet the only thing telling me I was moving. “G-hhh--!” I gasped. The nausea leaves me and is replaced with a light, dizzy feeling in my head. I’m caught in a landslide of thought as my mind reviews my surroundings, looks over what little of the past and present it could remember. It tries to hang on to the future, but its hold is so loose, reality pulling it down into a cold, thoughtless death. A man looks upon a clean roof stained dirty with red. “Dead.” mynameisj3ff a dit : The door slides easily. It’s newly polished; it is without a smudge. I frown as one of my new “colleagues” carelessly push it by its clear surface instead of its handle. The pressed palm of their hand squeaks for a moment across the glass, leaving a trail of smudge. It displeases me, but it’s not like it never happened back in my old middle school. There are a diversity of people here. No one I can recognize, but, on other people, I see the looks that I imagine reflect my own emotions. They are new as well, stalky and awkward, looking side-to-side and wondering where to go, how to start. This school has a middle school as well, so people who went straight from there to here had it easy; they traverse the hallways with confidence. Guys, girls, entire groups of cliques, students shuffling to turn around and hastily zip up backpacks, even students with their faces buried deep in novels, they all stroll through the halls with no hesitation. It’s clear to me they didn’t transfer here. There are of course, as I’d noticed before, people who are new here. But they all come with each other; they have at least one person who attended their old school before. My old school was my own home. I think it’d be strange if my parents attended school with me. While I walked past classrooms and bulletin boards, my head had gotten dizzy. I am confused and frustrated. The environment of a school building is unfamiliar, I am wearing shoes, and I actually look presentable, for once, in this uniform. Of course this place would feel so alien compared to my own house, one more section popping up after another at every turn. But I thought I’d be able to deal with this better. My thoughts become clouded as I fight back angry tears. I turn a corner and find myself in front of two doors. A sign with the glowing red letters of escape shines overhead. I push the doors open and immediately a draft of cool air blows the fringes of my hair from my face. Outside the Sun shines brightly, and it takes a moment for my eyes to adjust. I feel airy and weightless as I step into the open space. No one would miss me on the first day. Maybe I’d even feel better after sitting out here for a bit and go back inside before class started. Perhaps the Sun would burn away all the doubts and worry and fear. I smiled, already turning back. No weight of burdens can stop me from flying today. I kept changing between present and past tense tried to edit it into present tense but there might be mistakes probably a lot of grammar smh's in the second one i tried to avoid semi-colons but i love them put both the stories I rewrote and eh why can't i tab on here |
Phoenixaph « Citoyen » Membre 1447983120000
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gujiniuniu a dit : look at this wonderfully perfumed shit guji u did a good perfuming job |
Gujiniuniu « Citoyen » Membre 1447984200000
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Phoenixaph a dit : pls i fking drowned it in perfume what is this perfume talk tho |
Mynameisj3ff « Citoyen » Membre 1447991460000
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My god You seriously said you are going to kick me because, of my crappy story CAN EVERYONE IGNORE THIS- WHAT EVER IT IS I FORGOT WHAT IT WAS CALLED |
Gujiniuniu « Citoyen » Membre 1448020020000
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mynameisj3ff a dit : Yea I don't know what was I doing again also empty threats are empty (at least I thought they were empty) |
Ironicmelon « Citoyen » Membre 1448021400000
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mynameisj3ff a dit : you're clearly a troll though and you're a misogynistic dick |
Phoenixaph « Citoyen » Membre 1448026380000
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mynameisj3ff a dit : well if he/she's a troll then kick but if its because of her unrelated to manga and anime story, then its ok? |
Mynameisj3ff « Citoyen » Membre 1448071140000
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:T I didn't even want to join the game Coco forced me |
Nikamonchi « Citoyen » Membre 1448075040000
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mynameisj3ff a dit : You don't have to stay on if you don't want to |
Mynameisj3ff « Citoyen » Membre 1448123400000
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mynameisj3ff a dit : a dit : we're sorry j3ff if you had a bad experience do what you wish |