Things that people don't know about can be normal, but some of them were just plain obvious:
I adore baseball.
Derek Jeter's awesome.
I'm secretly a giant Ronaldo fan.
But I also adore Messi.
Think I'm lying? Ask me to prove it.
I'm naturally attracted to talented, social people- AKA, opposite of me!
I'm a tomboy.
Slenderman, in my opinion, sucks.
Go Ben Drowned!
Michael Jordan? Naw, LeBron James.
I'm actually good at soccer… I force myself to pretend I'm bad for my own reasons.
That covers it for this week!
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