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Date: Fri, 16 Jan 2015 09:32:17 -0800

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At the time, we lived in a cul-de-sac in Hartsville, SC and I was in middle school. I was the 'odd ball' so-to-speak and had been bullied for many years so of course I actually wanted to move away from Hartsville. My parents owned several properties in their home state of Georgia and one had been recently remodeled so it was assumed that now we would move there as my parents had eventually planned for. They didn't acknowledge this immediately, but in a couple of months, they announced their intentions. I don't think they would have made the decision so quickly had my uncle not been on his last leg with Cancer. 

The following summer, July 8, 2011 to be exact, we moved to Georgia. I was still excited and had packed most of my things more than a month before. I thought that GA would allow me to start fresh and be someone else. I thought that because we would be in a different location, things would be different. As Leo Tolstoy put it, "Everyone things of changing the world, but not of changing himself." It only took me until the middle of August to realize that Georgia was not what I thought it would be. I begged and begged for months to move in with my sister who lived in South Carolina and actually temporarily won that right before my her took it back. Fights and arguments became commonplace and I started rebelling in ways like getting suspended from riding the school bus and dying my hair purple and firetruck red. I was diagnosed with clinical depression in October and prescribed anti-depressants which I refused to take in yet another act of rebellion and it culminated the following January
  when I broke down and finally just gave up on fighting. 

Fast forward to 2015 and I still strongly disliked Georgia. I still want to go home to my roots in South Carolina. This ordeal that began when I was thirteen has followed me to the age of seventeen. I hope it will end soon however, as I will start applying to (out-of-state) colleges in South Carolina in the fall. 

So yes, has anyone every made or encouraged a move only to have it come back and bite them? What did you do? How did you cope? Do you plan to ever move back to where you came from?

Also, and this is a side note which is completely irrelevant to the main question, but my parents and I have not ever been able to talk about the situation in a calm manner. Ironically, I have not been able to articulate my side of things. As a professionally published writer (which I think validates my speaking and writing abilities), this is the most challenging thing I have ever had to try and 
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Hang in there Your focus should be on getting to an SC school. You don't have that long to wait..... 
So you don't like Georgia, that is OK. It is not for everyone. However, I would urge you to see the rest of the country when you get a chance. 

You are a very bright, talented writer, perhaps precociously so. You would not fit in with the run of the mill student population, I can see that. You want to express yourself by doing outre things, which have not gone well. Try to focus and think of your goals. You can do this...
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I was born and raised in SC and knew since childhood I wanted to move to a bigger city.

So I moved to Atlanta and went to college there, then stayed because I liked the city so much. In 2008 I lost my job and was offered a job in SC (based in Atl, but I would to move to SC for). I took it and worked in Columbia, SC for 2 years. Made a few really good friends there, and was closer to family, but I just don't think the area is progressive enough for me. Nor does it have enough fun things to do that I'm into.