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A Slap In The Face

Sometimes life just slaps you in the face. It says "Hey, you think things should go this way huh? Well guess what, YOU ARE WRONG! You don't get to decide, and as much as you fight it, things are going this way instead." Can I tell you how frustrating this is? To think things should be one way and then have them turn out to be completely opposite. And as much as you wish and hope and pray that things will work out, as much as you read into things and see things that aren't really there, the fact of the matter is you are wrong. Or at least  I am. And it's quite unfortunate sometimes.

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