'Teenagers Should Be Given The Freedom To Make Their Own Decision'

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So, that's it! The motion for my English Debate Competition. The irony part was, I wasn't given the freedom to make my own decision when Teacher Azian puts my name on the list for the competition. I barely held my cynical laughter away when I heard the motion for the debate. 'This is so ironic', I thought. Plus, the competition is going to be held in the next 6 days. SIX FREAKING DAYS!!! We didn't even prepare the script at all. How the hell are we going to prepare ourselves physically and mentally with only 6 days!!??

           It was today, by the way, when we heard about the news. Sheggy and I. Bobby didn't come to school today because she had a badminton tournament. (She's a superb badminton player by the way). So, that's how we go. I think, you can clearly detect the nervousness in my words (if you can't, then it's okay). I don't want something like what happened last year happen again this year. I'm freaking tired with these stupid competitions. I don't know why but I always get caught up in debates even though I'm a terrible debater. (I-am-not-kidding!)

           Okay! This is my last year. I just have to be brave. I'll definitely find a way out of this. Yeah, I will!

Anxious Girl,
Liely
P.S. Ya ALLAH, please makes everything smooth and sailing for me...

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