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My name is Maine
Tuesday, April 27, 2010, 9:07 PM
Gossip Girl ended an hour ago. This episode is a bit different, it's not the usual happy stuff that I always encounter whenever I attempt to watch this series. I'm not sure why, but it got to me. I'm over my emo moments okay? But why the hell I felt that loneliness like what Blair felt in that episode.

Oh, not this again.