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Welcome to alwaysforgiven. The little trashbin of Eunice Ho. Follow the life of a little asian girl who spends her life in front of a computer. If you use anything, please credit me or I'm gonna have to somehow hunt you down.
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Eunice
Eunice Ho, but forget the last name
Little asian girl. Brown hair, brown eyes. Sixteen. Weird Humour.
Likes: Music, Friends, Family, Bright colors, Laughing, Watermelons, Pineapples, Starbucks.
Hates: Her last name, Backstabbers, Two-faced people, Graveyards, Bad Drama, Tension.
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Can You Be Trusted
We've all been through the same scenario. You tell a friend a deep dark secret trusting them with it. Next thing you know, it suddenly travels around the school,
And soon, you feel awkward around everyone because you know that they know it. So what do you do? Never trust them again?
The thing is: your friend is so great to talk to, it's like you can open up to them whenever you feel like. Telling each other your secrets is like a link between you two. The only difference is that
you actually keep their secrets. Keeping all this stuff bottled inside will eventually build up and up. So who do you tell? Your closest friend who's a blabbermouth, or an acquaintance?
Or hey, let's look at it a different way. Can you be trusted with a secret? Was something soooo juicy that you just had to tell someone so that you guys can moan/scream/squeal about it together? Sure, it's fun at all, but before you
actually go telling someone someone else's secret, think of the consequences. Would you like someone spilling your secret? Would you want to lose a good friend?
Yeah, we've all been through these gossip sessions. Where we all exchange the latest 'going-ons' in the school. You want to tell everyone something amazing, but you don't want it coming from you. So what do you do? "Omg. I heard the most juicy thing ever, but you guys didn't hear it from me". Yeah sure, your friend
probably won't know who told people, but they'll sure feel hurt. In my opinion, gossip sessions are a hazard, as fun as they are. Do not talk about something if you're afraid someone will get mad if it "came from you".
Assumed secrets aren't exactly a good thing either. Have you ever said "I think someone likes someone" or heard someone else say it? Pretty soon, it will get around the school, and it will be assumed that it's true. Gossiping secrets that are assumed can lead to disastrous results. Never do it.
If you're telling a secret to someone, you probably just want attention, or can't keep your mouth shut. I’m sorry if that's harsh. but a secret is a secret.
