Antihero
By TrainwrecksAndFirewater-
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ANTIHERO
It seems that with every rock star, every public figure, there's a story. Some sort of story where they suffered, but survived and hey, here they are for you to love and worship and call brave. Usually I find it all rather stomach churning, like being on someone else's roller coaster after an exceptionally large meal.
Of course, sometimes there are exceptions, stories that deserve to be told. And not because the person wants pity, or compliments. Sometimes, you can draw strength from the stories of others. There must be a reason why we tell them, right?
Well, okay. My story isn't super important. My story won't save your life. Sure, there was pain and happiness and I grew and matured and whatever. Geez, usually I wouldn't be all let's share my past! But you know, things change. Obviously. I mean, I'm famous now, with a cool band and lots of fans. And after this book, everyone's going to know a lot of horrible things about me. That I was a junky. That I got kicked out of school. That I was never a Grade A student. That I have last year's hair (a blatant lie).
So here I am, setting the record straight. I guess when the time comes, I'll show Rori my whole story and she'll know the ugly (but always with good hair) truth. Some of my story has been shared all ready, via tabloids and what not. But there was a lot of stuff before the fame, and the money and the really nice mansion. Before I found out I had a half sister and my father died.
I guess that would make a good title: Before. Hmm, I like it. God, I've done four paragraphs and I'm talking to the page. I'm not a writer, not by any means. And I'm not a journalist either - I'm here to tell the truth.
Okay, so here it is: for Rori, for Aaron, for Deo and my family, for everyone reading this (you sad, sad people) this is it. This is the truth. This is the unfalsified and completely true account of how I, Matthew Jay Harris, fell in love with the only girl on this planet more broken then the wretched excuse for a mess that was myself.
So sit back, grab a drink and put your feet up. This should be an interesting ride.
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I don't feel it is sad to
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Sounds just like everyone I
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