I will be able to make it through the next two years of high school.

Ah, good to see you are back. I am somewhat glad that we are now able to finish this debate. Now it is time for some arguments, yay. In your argument about me lying about these "bets" I was having during the last few days of Forensics. The problem with that is that it was during the last 40 minutes of Forensics and they were only "bets" for about 10 seconds. It started off as a joke but then I realized that it could be good for me. So realizing this I quickly changed my mind and, if you recall, I then said, "These are investments, not bets." Having said this I then received more investments, not bets. Next you talk about how "There was not a second that I did not see you clinging onto that 'certain person' for dear life." I am not sure if you realize this but that does not have to mean that you were physically with that person and holding onto them. All that it means is that you greatly rely on that person "for dear life." I apologize if you thought I meant it only in a physical way. Just as a bit of proof for this, it is a fact that during that Dixie tournament you brought that "certain person" up a lot. You even styled your events after the events that that "certain person" did. If that is not a form of clinging (not necessarily physical) then I am not sure what is. You then talked about the whole parents problem, and how that "certain person" was keeping you in Forensics. I certainly do believe that they were keeping you in Forensics, and that those "motivations for staying" are not very strong. First being that you are the vice president. VP in our class is not a very important thing, you don't do much and most of the kids I know don't respect the position at all. I do not understand why you would enjoy that at all, although that may just be me. Your next thing was "winning trophies/medals, and doing something I enjoy." You also used to be a cheerleader, you seemed to enjoy that but dropped it nonetheless. The thing about winning trophies and medals is not something I can argue since they are material objects that I, personally, could care less about, but since a lot of people I know enjoy them then it just comes down to opinion. "Beating a certain team we always rival against." You can beat that "certain team" (gotta love not saying these names, huh?) in just about anything you do, Forensics is only one of a half-million things that we can beat them at, staying just so you can beat them seems pretty ridiculous. Your final point on that argument was proving me wrong. You can honestly prove me wrong in as many things that you want, but I cannot think of one thing you have proven wrong to me in the short time that I have actually known you. Your final argument was that you find it funny that I don't know how competitive you are. I find it funny that you think I have known you for five years. I home schooled until 5th grade, going into 6th grade I did not know many people and you certainly were not one of them, 7th grade was no different, and I think I may remember you from 8th grade, and even if I have known you for five years then I think it funny that you do not know me very well. You should know that I take zero interest into other peoples lives, I could care less how your day went, and I could certainly care less if your life sucks and you need comfort. The only time I take any sort of interest into someone's life is if I have nothing better to do, and I most certainly had better things to do in Middle School than take interest in some bodies life. Another thing is that you are not very competitive. You give up quite easily and don't give it any more thought. While you may give something your all you do not do anymore once you know you have lost. If you would like to remember for a little bit when you were asked to perform your HI in front of me then you did nothing. You recited it in five minutes in a very monotone voice and complained about it completely. You will not dedicate yourself to making things better. Finally it seems that you added another one of my quotes onto their so I will talk about that. You obviously do not seem to recall the fact that I have a very good ability of keeping a straight face, and if somebody asks me to watch their interpretation then I will oblige and critique them accordingly, and I have a hard time believing you have self-control when I recall multiple events where you freak out at the tiniest things, which just proves that you will easily become a psychotic freak by the end of the High School (if you aren't already). Just as a final point I would like to say that this isn't entirely about that "certain person", this is about you not turning into a psychotic freak by the end of High School, this "certain person" is just a single factor in this situation among many more, including what I have seen to be a type of OCD. Try to enjoy your summer without going insane because I have an investment that you will not go insane until one month after school starts next year. Don't let me down.