Personal Narrative: Dating Hunter

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In this world, there is right and wrong. As children, we were always taught to do what is right. However, as we grow older, our eyes perceive life as it is, not the fairytale we grew up to believe. And sometimes when this happens, we have to do what is wrong in order to help ourselves and loved ones. And for months now, I have had the pressing decision weighing down on me: Will I continue using the boy looked up to by so many, if it means saving my family, or will I do right by him and tell him the truth, no matter how badly he gets hurt? In the first month on summer, 2016, I started dating Hunter. And as a result of this, my life has been the most complicated it’s ever been. However, it is not because I don’t like Hunter. Believe me when I

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