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An Unexpected Day

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this one girl who hates my guts for me telling my friend the truth, gave me a hug and cried how she was sorry for everything. then we did volleyball and i made the volleyball through a basketball net across the gym without it hitting the rim or backboard.

the best i did was not cry today so

she even gave me an apology note, its so weird.

jsut dont let her to close just be careful

we both got ugly names we twinning

girl ppl spell my name wrong its annoying and i would kill to have your name and ryleeeeeeeee suits u bc u so pretttyyyyyyyyy

WEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

its still rlly pretty and why do u hate your teacher?

so were writing a thesis thing and she gave me a 70

Dystopian Novels are very common in 2023. Teenagers are becoming more dystopian by the day, most teenagers are drawn and even influenced by the actions of dystopian characters. Its very common that teenagers are cynical in and outside of the novels. The plots in dystopian novels sometimes feel very familiar, causing some kids to wonder on what their future holds.

Most teenagers that read dystopian novels think of themselves as the characters in an unfamiliar world. “Rules don’t make sense or apply to them, School doesn’t make sense, and they don’t have a ton of power.” Most teenagers also see echoes of a world that doesn’t always have a happy ending, or that it's always about choices and consequences.

“The hallmark of moving from childhood to adulthood is that you start to reconize that things aren’t black and white” says Ostenson, most teenagers tend to focus on the black and white instead of the good things of life. Most teenagers lean on these novels because it’s exactly like Melodramatic tv shows. They all have the sadness plus big emotional ideas, like justice, fairness, loyalty, and mortality that most teenagers are trying to find in themselves.

I can connect to my thesis because being a teenager is hard, and we tend to focus on all the the different identities and endings instead of whats going on in the current. We tend to understand argument, logical reasoning and hypotheticals as our brain develops, which is enough reasoning to keep parents and teachers buying them off the shelves.

girl i dont get why she gave you a seventy though

idk bc for 8th grade thats legit almost 10th grade writing.

Rylee ੈ♡˳

yep boutta swing through the computer

yo uhh, whos your ela teacher?

just out of curiosity

Bozo

yo uhh, whos your ela teacher?

ms. greenwade