Short Story: 'm' And Me

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Diane Ellis


One look,One smile,One Broken heart.


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I'm seventeen,Bulimic and poorly......Not feeling too good about myself actually,but,My Cousin insisted i join them for a drink,Well,i hadnt seen her for a while so put minimal makeup on,jeans and top(too big for me at this point),but started to feel ok about going out. We met up with some mutual friends,girls i had known from school,When i was a Dumpling, so it was a shock to them having this bony corpse-like figure in front of them,I was still at the 'wanting to be THIN' stage,so they were all compliments to me,i know now obviously, that i WAS thin at that point. Anyway,We were walking to the next pub under the subway,and there He was!!!!,He looked at Me,Then Smiled,But I felt sick,My stomach was in knots(not far from salivating over Him if i'm honest),but managed a smile back. When a Lad can do that to You.....You think That's the One for You.…

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Christine Human said "Keep on writing. Good concept."
9 months ago
Desmond Kelly said "I enjoyed this & approve the form you have written it in. I have tried myself to produce stream of consciousness narratives. If you want to see a master at work read some of Terry Collett's pieces on this site. He is superb. Des"
10 months ago
Meg Malpass said "Know what you mean Diane about if you type directly into the box then submit it is quite a shock at first when you see that you can no longer edit. It is gone! We bought our first computer over 25 years ago and I still need my daughter or my granddaughter to help me sometimes. Not to mention all writing sites are different. Personally I think being able tell a good story has little to do with GCSE's and more to do with an interesting mind. Good Luck Diane with your stories."
10 months ago
Jay Leffew said "I don't normally bother to read tight writing like this, but it was short enough for me to attempt it for once. . . . . I'm giving you the benefit of the doubt by assuming you meant this disarray as a part of the whole disjointed effect of the story, with the really odd-ball Capital letters littering a 'stream-of-consciousness' outpouring. . . . . I think maybe the others' reactions are enough to tell you it didn't work. Readers simply don't like it, so who are you writing for...?"
10 months ago
Jay Leffew replied saying "Don't be put off for goodness sake! Ask Fiona (Editor) for it back, and work on it as suggested; we'd love to see how you improve, not just with this, but future stories you must have inside you!"
10 months ago
Diane Ellis replied saying "Hi Jay,Thank you for your comments,But as i am new to this site and hardly ever type (old school pen and paper normally),Therefore,that so called 'story' of mine was not intended to be published, I was playing around with bits and bobs,writing things down whilst in thought,so I suppose you could say it was my personal 'notepad', I tried to retract it,but couldn't find how to.Sill finding my way around the site and how it works unfortunately."
10 months ago
Diane Dickson Guest Editor said "I wondered at first if this was one of those very modern stories one sometimes finds that are written in text speak, I don't have a problem with those if they are done well and the delivery is apt. However, this wasn't, it was a bit of a mish mash unfortunately. I think that the story telling was sound it was the delivery that was out of kilter. All you need to do with this is have someone give you a hand with the grammar. I don't know if you have a problem with the written word as some people do and if so I congratulate you on your bravery in attempting this but if you genuinely wish to progress with your writing you do need to either read a book on English Language and have it by you for reference, I do and I know I'm not alone. Or simply have someone go through your work and give you a hand with editing. I hope that you have another go because once you get it sorted it is such a joy to write. Good Luck - Diane"
10 months ago
Patsy R Liles said "oops, another daunting read. I'll try again because as Richard said there is a love story in there. I see real potential, Diane. Do give it some work. You can do it. Patsy R Liles"
10 months ago
Richard Ardus said "Diane, there's a little story about a type of love in there but it needs a lot of work. You have to make it easy for the reader or their interest will wilt. You need to look at spacing between words and after commas et cetera. I didn't see any pattern to your use of upper case letters. When are you due to take your GCSE English?"
10 months ago
Richard Ardus replied saying "Hey Diane! I'm sorry I upset you! I thought you were perhaps a new junior member here. One thing you're gonna need if you put up your work for public access is a thick skin. Ok, it seems you inadvertantly submitted your story so you need to press 'save and close' or something like that at the base of your new story page. Then you can return to it. I never use the Shortbread writing desk, I just use my own laptop and I print out my stories, annotate them, then re-write and finally drag them into Shortbread to post them. I see that you opened a Forum entitled 'How do I close account'. I hope no-one responds! Please don't do that as I want to read your story after you've pulled it into shape and I can see from other comments that I'm not the only one here who wants to see a new improved version. KEEP GOING!!"
10 months ago
Diane Ellis replied saying "I did not realise this was a site to encourage people to insult a person and their stories. I am not very good at typing on a keyboard ET CETERA......Therefore, If I were to write on paper,You would find that i am very competent in using spacing,upper-case letters,paragraphs,commas and everything else needed to pass a GCSE English exam."
10 months ago

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