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Reality


Girls grow up thinking life will be perfect, Walt Disney showed little girls what they should expect. From Prince Charmings, to fairies, flying, and love, He never showed them what to do when push comes to shove. That leaves girls with high expectations, Only to leave them dissapointed. Congratulations. When girls turn to teens, the simply face reality, It may hurt but that's the way it has to be. I wish that girls would know the truth, Instead of seeing their unnecessary youth.
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