Wow.....I never thought I'd be called 'ew' to my face. I thought boys were more dignified than that. Here's the conversation:

Damian *idk if that's how you spell it* (guy I want to punch, but not the one who said ew): "Hey! Nick wants to know if you'd go out with him."

Me:*gives bored look* "I'm not dealing with this."

Damian: Turns to nick and says (apparently Nick didn't know what Damian did) what I said

Nick: "Her?! Ew!"

  I literally almost cried. Yeah, I admit it, I almost did. It hurt. It was plain rude. I may not be the most attractive person ever, but I am not 'ew'. No one is 'ew'! We are all beautiful in our own way and I know that real beauty comes from within.

  The good thing that came out of that was that Aden (spelled differently but idk how) took up for me! He was like dis:

Aden: "Dude, that was rude." *turns to me, seeing that I have teary eyes (due to anger)* "Don't listen to him. He's a jerk."

  I felt happiness. I don't have a crush on Aden, but he's pretty nice. He keeps trying to make conversation with me, but me being me, I turn him down. I think I need to think twice now. Maybe I can actually become friends with him. He is decent. Eh, what will the future bring.

  So the moral of this was:

  People cannot define who you are. The true beauty comes from within and we are all beautiful. The people who say otherwise are just trolls.

  So hope you enjoyed this little lesson! This book actually has meaning for once! Love you peeps and remember: YOU ARE BEAUTIFUL AND AMAZING AND DA BOMB DOT FRICKIN COM AND A LLAMACORN WITH SPARKLING BARF!

Goo Ba Bye!

- Dil_Phan