Soothsayer
Greycel
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It was 7th grade science class and I was always nervous because that particular semester I was seated next to a hot blode stacy. She was very cute and I couldn't even bring myself to speak to her all year sometimes I would overhear her having conversations about sex with her friends who were also seated close. The teacher had us take notes on a presentation she was doing about fkin volcanos and tectonic plates or some shit and right in the beginning of class my ONE AND ONLY pencil had broken and our classroom pencil sharpener was broken too. As a poorfag my parents rarely bought me school supplies and when they did it was a backpack every 4 years and some notebooks, I almost always had to borrow pencils and other supplies from the few friends I still had back then. So here I am sitting in an hour long class supposed to be taking notes the whole time because all this will be on a test and I don't have a pencil, a normal child in this situation would not even think about it and ask his classmates or the teacher for help in this situation. I didn't do that and I soon felt what was probably my very first dose of reality. I sat there just trying to pay close attention to the teacher in an effort to just absorb the information in my head but it was hard, I was getting distracted and looking for ways to sharpen my pencil by scratching at it with my nails and just lookin shifty because I was used to being able to take notes with a functioning pencil. At the end of that class as everyone was getting ready to leave the cute blonde girl seated next to me just turned to me and said "you know I could've given u a pencil but u sat there the whole time and like didn't even say anything". I just remember the look in her face like she was almost about to burst out laughing at me and it really crushed me. I really thought to myself "how am I so bad that I can't even ask a girl for a simple favor, how am I supposed to ever ask a girl out". I think I kind of realized back than that it was going to be extremely hard or probably impossible for me to ever find love.