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Hi. I read your first chapter and I have to share that my words messedup my middle school experience too. I too was popular. I was gonna be asked to my first dance by the most popular boy in school. But i chose to befriend a little girl no one liked. Because i chose to be her friend i lost my popularity. I became an out cast. I tried to get everyone include this girl but they rejected her so they also rejected me. I am glad i chose to be her friend but it was hard for the rest of the year. I had a hard time standing up for people ever since then, including myself. I do agree that the power of our words comes from the condition of our walks with God.