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Bree's Story-
This is my true story, believe it or not. I don't exactly know
why I wrote it, but it means alot. I've showed some people and they've said I've changed their lives somehow. I don't
know. But yes, it's true, and I wrote it. Take into consideration, we're not all perfect.
Love is one thing in this world that I could live without. The saying explains
it all, "Butterflies in the tummy, that can't be good for your health." Love is undefined no matter what Webster says. You
make the choice in life, to be loved, or to love. Some choose one, some choose none, and some choose both.
The young
years of my life, weren't the best ones. Since when I was born, until about kindergarden, which count it; 6 years, I
was babysat by a woman by the name of Kathy. She lived with her family, including husband, mother, father, their kids,
who worked everyday. And, her brother, who had a kid named John. I played with him, but only while I was
allowed out of the house. She pretty much abused me. When eating dinner, I wasn't allowed to one, eat until everyone
else was done and two, couldn't have a drink with my food. Her mother was a real bitch, and was grumpy all the time.
Her father, Ralph, had a belt that he used on John, but never me, thank God. When I told Kathy I was hungry, she fed
me 'Circus Peanuts,' those little orange squishy candy things, which I gagged on all the time, and hate to even look at them
anymore. I finally got taken away from that hell-hole when my mom realized that 'she charged too much.' I still
have a scar from where her nail dug into me while she pulled me by the arm.
Kindergarden was alright, I guess. I had
a boyfriend named Tyler. I mean, I came home the first day and hopped off the bus to my mom and proclaimed, "Mom! Me
and Tyler are getting married Saturday. Be there." And ran off. And then, I didn't know what 'allergies' were
or that he had them against peanuts, but one Valentine's Day I gave him a Reese's cup. I regret that move, because I
ended up having that, and his whole stomach contents thrown back up onto me. He moved that year to Clayton, and I was
heartbroken.
First grade, my sister was born. Attention at home was taken off me, and I was kicked to the side.
My mom had to start working more. Me and my dad were best buddies, even with our own special handshake. I slowly
but surely realized that slipping through my fingers. He needed to work harder to pay for my sister. Alex Marshall
burned down his house, and was my boyfriend until he did so.
Second grade was sort of a blur to me. I
was in Mrs. Porecca's class, and my boyfriend of this age was about a foot taller than me. His name was Josh Capriotti,
who I understand lives in Vineland now and attends the Vo-tech. He was a big crybaby, and when I say big, he was like
Shaq compared to Allen Iverson. My life, still barrelling downhill, wasn't planning on getting any better anytime soon.
I punched a girl in the face that year, and my parents started taking me to anger management courses. They never knew
about Kathy, and still to this day, don't know what I went through at that house.
Third - sixth were all really confusing.
We were the 'looping' class in 3rd grade, and we had Mrs. Coombs' two years in a row. Fifth was alright, Mrs. Atkinson
retired that year and bought us all McDonald's at the end. Sixth, we had Mr. Sparacio, because Mrs. Martin was out because
she had breast cancer, and she was having a baby. He hated me, but it was funny, I guess. I can't really say I had too
many teachers that actually liked having me in their class. But, Mr. Sparacio hated
me. My parents decided that year to break up at least 5 times, scaring and scarring me even more. I thought of
cutting myself, but what good would that do? I cried everyday coming home from school. That was the only time
the mask came off. I couldn't talk to anyone. Why talk to anyone? I got in trouble almost everyday and I think
had a record of 5 or 6 detentions that year. I had a boyfriend outside of school, but he was worthless and didn't really
make a difference to me. He payed no attention to me, although he was a Jesus freak, he was more in tune with his videogames
and Yu-Gi-Oh cards. Typical boy.
I couldn't help myself. Nobody really got along with me, I could never
work in groups without being the bossy one, or I always had to get my way. Selfish, I know. And I realize that now.
I wish there was some way that me, now, could have been my role model for me, then. I would have probably directed myself
alot better, like saying things like, "Watch out! You're going to fail this test. Study harder!" or "Be nice to her.
She'll be there for you later in life. Jenni's not all that bad." or "Don't make fun of Alec, he's only another
kid." But no, I failed the test. I made Jenni cry. I sent Alec off to Georgia. And I'm such an idiot for doing
all of those things. If only there was some way to go back and change some of them, in a flash, I'd be there. Changing
myself. Improving. But I can't. I've got a reputation now. A bad one. It was only going to go downhill from
there.
Do I want to
live without love? Hell no. Love is the most amazing thing that God created and I couldn't live a day without someone telling
me they loved me. It's not something I like to share, but the end of my seventh grade year, I was on the verge of killing
myself. My parents, my friends, school, summer. They all bugged the hell out of me. So I contemplated many ways I could end
it all. I was bossy, I was mean, I was cruel, and basically had one friend who I knew was true.
I was a wuss. I couldn't follow through with it. Where would my family be without
me? Probably better off, as my dad told me pretty much without words, that he didn't love me. My mom was never around, and
everyone saw it as I abused my sister. Why go on from that? Why live?
I made it through the summer. Through the brutal comments made by my father. Made
it through the long hours spent in front of the computer screen talking to friends over Instant Messaging and getting in trouble
for talking too long. I didn't spend time with my sister. The violent attacks on how I treated her loomed over my head in
ways that you wouldn't dare to believe. I've gone through it all. Abuse. Depression. And even happiness at times. Nobody ever
told me that they really loved me. I would lie in my bed, all the scary thoughts of how my life would turn out just plucking
every dream I had one by one from my head. I couldn't take it. I came so close to just loosing everything I had right there.
After summer had passed, I saw some of my 'friends' at school whom I saw a couple
of times over the summer. I was depressed, but hid it all the time, which was one of the worst things I could ever do to myself.
The mask hid it all, and I wore it damn well. Nobody would have ever expected what I'd thought about doing. I made it through
the first day, up until lunch. I got in line next to this new kid. He was kind of tubby and had a mushroom cut. I asked him
his name and he said Brett. And there was another new kid in front of him. I asked Brett to ask him what his name was. He
responded very shyly, "David." He had poofie brown hair, which I liked a lot. He was tall, and obviously muscular. He had
pretty blue eyes. I asked Brett to ask him where he was from, and he said "Collingswood." So, I shrugged and got my lunch
and sat back at the table.
Everyone who was around me just looked at David and said, "I'm going to get him
first." I laughed, with my competitive side of me, and denied their accusations and replied, "No, He's mine." I couldn't have
been more right. A few days later, I can't exactly remember how many, but about 2 or 3; I put a note on his lunch tray as
he walked by. He made a funny face and kept walking. That night, I got an instant message saying, "Hi, it's David." My heart,
racing faster than Earnhardt at the moment, couldn't think of one freaking thing to say. So, I simply took about 20 seconds
to reply and said, "Hey." I never really get nervous, or blush, but at that same moment, my face was as red as a tomato. I
couldn't believe he actually one; read the note, and two; took the time to even talk to me. I sat there in awe, as a little
conversation erupted.
I'm not sure if it was that night, or a few conversations later, but he said I
was pretty. Before he said that, I looked at myself as pretty much an ugly girl. My whole perspective kind of changed right
there. From almost committing, to being called pretty can change a person completely.
From then on, an amazing relationship stemmed, and is currently stronger than
ever. We've come through depression, friendships going too far, punishment, deprivation, everything. I wouldn't give up my
relationship with Dave for the world. We've stayed together, watching other relationships completely tear apart. I know I
want to spend the rest of my life with him, because he's made me change my aspect on life entirely, and he hadn't had the
best of past behind him himself. We've brought each other up from the bottom. I would never give up the kisses, the dreams,
the past, etc. for anything. Love is meant to be undefined, so you can define it yourself from your own experiences. I've
come to my own conclusion of love, and it isn't meant to be wasted.
Love [luhv] - David King.
I love you with all of my heart, Babe. Forever and Always. No matter
what.
Those three words are said too much.
They're not enough.
- Snow Patrol

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My name is Bree, and my email is takemeoverx3@yahoo.com. My screen name is imtotallyxcore and I'm on all the time.
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Dave's Story-
There are so many ways people react to the
word “love.” People see love as a word only used on occasion, with no real potent force behind it, so as they
see it as meaningless. Some people see it as a word used to drive others mad, or even make then happy, to an extent. You ask
me what love is, and you get a whole new outlook, because, in the past year and +, I’ve found love means a whole lot
more that that. As some know, some don’t, I didn’t grow up in the most warming of conditions for the 14 years
I’ve lived this hell hole called life, and, I’d have to piece it apart in order to fully explain how you’d
get a whole new meaning of love.
Breaking it into years, 1-3 or four, you could say I was as happy as a pig in shit,
there was nothing I didn’t get, that I remember, I knew that my dad worked, and that I wrestled him every day before
he went to bed before going to work again. Nothing was a problem, but then, that young, how could it be?
4-5 Nothing
much happened, I became more aware about things, that I could get what I wanted, but, I was confused, because my dad once
left home for 2 weeks. My mom said he was ‘Unhappy’ with the house. At that age, I couldn’t do anything
but believe her. But, I did have a ‘girlfriend’ at the time. Her name was Kaitlyn, and she was, according to me,
the coolest person ever.
6-7. The rough spot that I hit. I was living a good life, my dad still owned a multi-million
dollar industry in the towing business, and, if I wanted a Porsche, or Mercedes-Benz by my 15th birthday, I could have had
it. But no, emotionally, it was a time of hell. Arguments erupted, fights, you name it. My dad left again. It took my mom
a fuking week before she told me he wasn’t coming back. I think I went into my room and cried for the rest of the damn
day. Some time in here, I developed chronic depression, it’s a mental illness, but nothing like people would think.
I think it was, besides that my grandfather and father had it, life came to me, too fast, too young to handle. No one noticed,
my mom wasn’t doing anything work-wise, but didn’t have much time for anyone. She & my father met someone
else. Both of which have had negative effects on my life from beginning to now.
8-11. These years, social, emotional,
mental state of hell. If I knew what really was that young, I’d definitely take that option. I really wouldn’t
talk, in school, no one knew a damn thing about me, so, it didn’t matter, I was the biggest failure social. I was picked
on, tormented, ect. I saw my dad like, never at first, then, every two weeks, for the weekend. But, even then, no one guaranteed
he wasn’t working. Then, he went on to marry Connie. That was nice and all for Josh and Zach, but, for me, it tore me
in half. Just to see my dad with anyone else other than my mother? Impossible. I d her entirely. It took me 4 years at least
to come to accord with her. Then, I had a stronger bond with her, than even my father. It was all good. But, you know, argueing,
the stuff being broken, nothing too-serious. This time, it led to a real fight between my parents…I personally watched
my step-mother get thrown into a wood door, break it, and punch my father back. The sink was broken. This was on fuking Christmas,
it was great. And, it was all over Tyler, my piece- - -step-brother, who tore our family the hell apart. I can never forgive
him, or his sister, Jessica. At the time, Josh, left the house, and walked well over a mile, being 10, with my little sister,
who couldn’t walk, in Camden, to my mom’s house, because of the fighting. We drove around for at least an hour
to find him. I hid under the table, I didn’t want to get in the car. I literally screamed at my dad the whole car ride.
And, he wanted to hit me for it, but, he started crying. I learned later he spent time in jail for it. Nothing could reverse
that scarring. Nothing. I started a mentality about , didn’t think it was such a bad thing. I started getting into fights,
I think by Kindergarten, I was in more fights then my dad had been his whole life. I used to abuse my brother basically, I
just couldn’t control my anger issues. It was about this time, that they sent me to counseling for anger-management.
I couldn’t say it helped, I got into fights there, and told me to do things like ‘scream into pillows,’
and ‘talk it over.’ Why should I listen to them? Nothing an said to me anymore phased anything on me. I stumbled,
hope was almost lost for me. I was also devastated because Kaitlyn broke up with me over this kid named Brian, who was, in
5th grade, 6ft tall. But, that was the least of my worries.
12-13. You wouldn’t know it, but I would have thought
these to be good years. 6th & 7th grade, Somehow, I completely overrode my social mishaps, and became the almost like,
the God in my class. Everyone knew me. I thought of all the girls in my school as good-for-nothing bitches, though. Yeah,
I thought it was good. I’d get a girlfriend at every dance I went to. I’d be swarmed, and most of the time, the
guys would get upset, because I just sat there and watched. This was great, but, it was over a mask. Every day, I came home
to the same stuff. Same chores, same homework, teachers, fights, ect. At one point, if you knew me now, you wouldn’t
think this even close of me, I had to the point, when I was 13, I had actually written a note, locked myself in my room, and
had a knife on my arm, going to run down the main artery. I stopped, completely broke down, hid the note & knife, and
made it look like I fell asleep, I cried so much. I’ll never think of it again. To this day, touching any knife re-instates
that memory.
It was the worst point in my life. It was the first week in September, the same week I found that my
very first concept of ‘love’ developed, and ended. Her name was Mary, and she nearly ended my life. I thought
I loved her. But, as my friend now so clearly stated, she was in love with love. How to break that down? She needed to love
someone, and tried so hard, she started to love the idea of love.
That’s how I felt. Had it not been for my
mask, everyone would have been affected. The same year I broke my hand, and got into a fight with the same kid twice, and
got taken out of management for making a kid bleed during a revenge attack in a basketball game. Things just weren’t
looking good, not even close.
Late 13-now. You could say that, going into eight grade, I was the shyest, most psychotic
little you’d even seen. First, my heart was broken, after Mary cheated on me, my dad and Connie were completely destroying
me mentally, slowly, with their fights. I moved, and home-life was not so great. I came in, smiling, with a mask on, I couldn’t
make a bad first-impression. Eh, so, you know, the whole stereotypical view on guys routine. I looked at all the kids, all
of them at me, you know, that whole ‘you’re the new kid, and you have anyone you want’ type of mentality.
From day one, I was known as ‘the hot know-it-all’ since, everyone thought I knew everything, because my old school
was a year ahead.
One day a lunch changed all of my past, my life, everything, for next year and over. You see. I
was in line for lunch, which I thought was totally awesome, the idea of a lunch-line? No way. I grew up in Camden, it was
a ‘pack your own lunch’ deal. But, yeah. I had this lard behind me, his name was Brett, we called him chocolate
pudding for the longest time, and, he picked on him for how he said ‘tomatoes.’ This kid Danny Higgins was in
front of me, he was the first to introduce himself to me. Later on in the year, he was the most annoying little frick under
the sun. I didn’t see her at the time, I didn’t even know her. She was in the other class. Her name was Bree.
At first, I thought it was Brett who kept asking me those questions like ‘Where is he from,’ and ‘What’s
his name.’ I thought he was either retarded, or gay. But, it was Bree, who was asking through him. This kid Pat really
pointed me out to her, and from the first time I saw her, which, I looked at her, then away, luckily, I don’t think
she saw me, I think I blushed. But, I didn’t think anything of it, until about 2-4 days later.
That lunch, she
tossed a note onto my lunch-tray. All the guys started making fun of me, ect, I just shook it off. It had a little message,
I still have it, I think, and it had her AIM. Later that night, I IM’d her. I was told she was very open, all that jazz
from this kid named Dave Rammel. But, you wouldn’t think it after this conversation. So, I started talking to her, then,
instantly, not even, damn, half a week. Everyone thought we were going out. But, October 17th, over the course of the beginning
of the year, I asked her out. And then began a relationship that has roughed through more than some people couldn’t
even dream about in their sleep.
As you know, that year, it was bummed out, and, as I became more social and open
again, that depression started showing. I talked to her over the year, and she was there for me every time, no matter what
the case, and I for her, she didn’t have the prettiest picture painted for a life, either. We both changed each other’s
lives, from totally being destroyed, in every aspect possible, to a whole new person. She told me people said she has changed
so much over the last year, I think that’s great. I brought out the person in her that hadn’t been seen. But,
we’ve roughed through depression, fights, parents, rumors, stupid things, all these things that make us stronger as
a whole in the relationship. I don’t regret any of those fights, or anything, not one. Because, we wouldn’t be
as strong as we are today.
All that you just read, toss it out the window. It seldom affects me anymore, Bree took
care of that. It all led me to her, in some way or another. Whether it be planning for the future, or settling a problem,
making each other happy, doesn’t matter. Bree is the only person I’d do that with, for the rest of my life. She’s
as vital to me as if she was my heart. I can’t live without it beating. Like I’ve told her before, and, it’s
probably a quote that is going to be used in future generations as a pick-up line, but, who cares. “You’re the
best thief I know, because you’ve stolen my heart.” I mean that entirely. Everything is there for her. There isn’t
a thing I wouldn’t do for her. I want to spend the rest of my life with her. Now, can you think of a greater concept
for love? I can’t. I can’t remember a day I haven’t thought of her since Oct. 17th, 2005.
Love -
Clearly defined and told by David King.
Because it's you, Whenever I feel lonely or like giving
up Or that I'd had enough, that it's true… Babe, I love you. - Styx
Any comments, message Bree on her
mysapce, or IM me at InaccessibleMind. I'm almost always online.

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