In and Out

Being in the loop is so much better than being an outcast. And when you think you have finally gotten in you don't ever want to get out. Your accepted and feel wanted, like people understand you without you having to explain. And when you get to the point where you find that special "best friend" in your group ya'll become inseparable. Until someone takes your place. Where you were once in now you are out. You don't feel your same when you are around this particular person. It becomes awkward when you two are near, and both of ya'll can feel the tension, yet no one says a word. To lost and to worried to start something that isn't a need to be there. But at the same time you can't handle it anymore. Do you continue to be out or try to find your way back in?

Reviews

[ArchaicDreamer]

Personally, I don't ever try to be in the loop. You just end up being left alone, and chances are they won't be as good friends. If I am 'in the loop' and I get pushed out I wouldn't try to get back in, I would find better, more loyal friends.
I think that that this needs a bit of work grammatically (your (you are)- you're etc.).

[Sofia Brun]

Needs some work grammar wise. The fact that you used "ya'll" personally bothers me, but I don't know your writing style. Other than that, nice short story.