As a teenager... Well, yeah. you know what I mean.

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When I was in High School I had the opportunity to travel to the USSR with a High School group but at the last minute I decided not to go because I didn’t want to leave my boyfriend. This was a very stupid decision that I have always greatly regretted since the USSR now no longer exists.

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saw & order
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2 years ago Created by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Oh, that’s too bad. Going to another country would be so cool, I hope you get another opportunity to do something like that some day.

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2 years ago Created by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Just who do you think you are to accuse me of having a "fetish" over the USSR. Yes your comment is extremely offensive and uncalled for. You don't know me or my objective for traveling. Go learn some manners and how to politely make comments to others!

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    #2

    I wish I was slightly more rebellious, hard to have freedoms m with your strict parents so I literally count little stuff as "sneaking out". Def have my little sneaky self lol.

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    Huddo's sister
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    2 years ago Created by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    My mum was the opposite- she wanted me to go out and socialise, I don't think she ever said no when I asked, so I never snuck out because there was no reason to! I think it would have been cool to have at least one story about sneaking out.

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    I wish my social anxiety hadn't stopped me from going on a student exchange trip. I went to a couple of info sessions about them but never had to courage to do it. At least I went on the school trip to Central Australia, but I nearly pulled out of that because my friend had to because of illness. I wasn't comfortable most of the trip, not having friends there, and I spent a lot of my time with my brother and his friend, but I wouldn't have been able to have the experiences I did if I had dropped out.

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    #4

    Graduation. I moved out of my house when I was 17 and eventually dropped out so I could work more. Even though I got my GED, and I was proud it just wasn't the same.

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