At the age of thirteen, I know everything and I want to touch my hands.

Toby 2021-12-12 08:01:06

I didn’t think too much when I finished watching the 13 years old. Except that the Americans are really old, I kept fast forward and fast forward to the end. Tracy was betrayed and misunderstood. After I went to sleep with Melanie exhausted, I was touched. I thought of my thirteen. I have such a bad friend when I am old and then throw away his school uniform. I want to have a boyfriend (even though I haven’t actually met). I am eager to cover my underdeveloped body with very little cloth like a bad friend, and passers-by are surprised. His eyes are all as ridiculous as appreciating the self-confidence of thirteen years old. Saying his age as 18 years old, learning to be indifferent, learning to swear, send all kinds of ambiguous or accept those nasty text messages. The desire to become more and more, feels In the end, I was dirty and hypocritical watching the last scene of the movie. Mother and son fell asleep, thinking that I finally felt guilty at the age of thirteen. I and my mother fell asleep like this. Fortunately, the thirteen-year-old I finally went away to face myself. Now I occasionally see a group of girls with youthful faces in the cold winter day, but insists on minus 10 degrees. In order to show thin legs, I secretly stuffed warm pants into my schoolbag. Although the days owed by the thirteen-year-old hand can never be erased in his life like a tattoo, but now with the sleeve of time, he can see nothing.

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  • Isai 2022-03-21 09:01:58

    Catherine Hardwicke really has a way of shooting teens. Nikki Reed has a gang of red luck, whoever matches her is popular, but she herself is not popular

  • Constantin 2021-12-12 08:01:06

    Although I am not so prominent, I personally can really understand the kind of painful desire to live, wanting to die, and finally being a little bit unwilling to let go. So self, so others.

Thirteen quotes

  • Melanie: [to Tracy] I love you and your brother more than anything in the world. I would die for you, but I won't leave you alone right now.

  • Melanie: [to Tracy] How do you explain $860 in your purse?

    Tracy: What do you expect me to say, Mom? We jacked it, okay? It's not like your broke ass ever has any money to give me. Mom, when Brady went to the halfway house, what happened to our phone, our cable? You didn't even know how to pay the bills. It's no wonder Dad didn't want to be with you! You didn't even finish high school!

    Melanie: We don't have extra stuff, but we're doing okay. You know we're doing okay. You don't have to steal.

    Tracy: Mom, you knew what was going on! You're not that dumb, are you?

    Melanie: [shouts] I didn't know it went that far!