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There are things everyone has to go through- it's part of growing up. Breaking up with someone you've been dating for a long time is one of those complicated things. It may have happened two days ago, but it doesn't feel like it. It sort of feels like time has sped up and slowed down at the same time. It hurts, but it doesn't hurt at the same time.

Though it's hard to close that chapter of my life, the next chapter looks pretty interesting. There's not much time left for the Seniors anymore, which means potential turmoil and drama. It sort of feels like I'm entering a new playing field. I think I know the rules, but I don't mind breaking them. I'm trying to win, but I don't want anyone to get hurt too badly. At this point, life is for fun. There's no purpose to looking back and trying to rewrite the past. We can only accept it, turn the page, and keep writing our stories.

In regards to playing games, this year's prom theme is "Casino Royale", ironically enough. I don't know if this involves James Bond sorts of things, but I hope it does. Nothing is more dangerous than games, women and guns, after all XP

So even though this was a personal post, I think it says a lot about what being a teenager is like these days. Sure, the issue of breakups is timeless. However, with social media (that's so heavily used by kids at my school), there's no break from the questions. There's no break from anything here. Living in Singapore feels like everyone is a teen. You've just got to move forward.