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My second and third impressions of you were brought in quick succession, which didn’t let me investigate what you were made of. Both impressions were eclectic, entirely different from one another. It made me appreciate you though. Because it showed me that you didn’t need to be one thing, and you never tried to be that. Although both impressions were entirely different compositions that could completely be taken out of context as having no relation, that’s what made you so beautiful in my eyes. Because it reminded me of myself, and how a lot of people view me differently depending on context. I remember there was one person who saw me as weird for liking to write so much, and another person who saw me as the person who would stand outside of English class, waiting to give her a hug. Again, multifaceted and acceptance are the two best words to describe my feelings at that.