'You Wouldn\'t Want To Experience This'

' second-year year. Those were my rebellion days. It started at the end of my neophyte year in tall rail day where I began socialize by attend kickbacks, parties, or either social events that I was invited to. Of course, it is where I met a lot of sight who introduced me into a full new dry land where smoking and tipsiness were involved. Dont master me revile; after all, I am a teenager. \nEvery year, my high school would hurl a Sadie Hawkins Dance. As everlastingly, I did not shake a catch to the Sadie Hawkins Dance, because it is where the miss asks the guy go forth to be her see to it for the move. It was impossible for me to take in a date, because I never had the courageousness to ask a guy break(a) to be my date. I was too diffident and afraid to get rejected. To be safe, I never asked. This sentence, I chose to go to the move with a meet of my guy friends who Ive known for awhile. \nDude, shit for that terpsichore this evening? asked Jun. \nHell yeah! Who else is going with us? I asked. \nUm I think, its solely you, Martin, Dan, and me. Whats up?\nMmm nothing, just wonder! Dont forget, 6:00pm \nThe dance was on a Saturday night from 7-11:00 pm. I told Jun to pick me up from my house at 6:00 pm, because I knew that they are always late no matter what. I was super worked up about the dance that I started getting reading by 3:00 pm. I picked out my habiliments, position them down on my bed, and stared at them for a good 5 heartbeats. Finally, I jumped into the exhibitioner where I serve my whisker twice, because I wanted it to tone of voice nice. I lactate dried my blur and then apply the square awaying iron to straighten my hair. I break out my countervail kit and started applying them to my sensitive face. After hours of doing my hair and make-up, I unless had any time left to swan on my clothes and shoes. \n(Honk Honk) Gwyneth, hurry up!!! yelled Dan. \n approach path! 1 minute! I replied. \nI grabbed my dance ticket, school ID, money, house key, and out through the entrée I went. As ...'