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[boardercocoa]

Junior year of high school, I tripped during cross country finals. I cut up both of my knees and hurt my arm pretty badly. I stopped for a minute or so, but then told myself it could have been worse and kept on running. I finished the race late, dirty, covered in blood, but as I crossed the finish line, the situation was obvious

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[m0535]

I am curious to know what it is you are soldiering on through.

I find that once you have begun the process of sticking to your guns, while it can be terrifying, is is easier than giving up. I don't know why, but once you make that stand and say to yourself "I am better than this, I will not let this get the better of me" it's all down hill from there, although some hills are bumpier than others.

[anonymous]

You. Are. So. Hot.

Whoa

Thanks but...

[boardercocoa]

Um... who are you?

Re: Thanks but...

[lordwaltz]

As much as I agree, I can't take credit for that one.