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1. I don't drive

2. I don't care for lemonade but the other day I bought some lemonade from some kids selling it just cause I like helping with whatever people are selling stuff for.

3. I've seen All Time Low 4 times in concert

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we’re going down this road with tears in our rearview mirror.

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alex + some of my favorite pictures from his instagram.

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“The middle is the safest place to be, you got love on both sides of you.”

I’m with you there Sue!

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Sometimes… Life

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The Middle’s Sue Heck and Brad appreciation post

Sue Sue Heck is literally the best thing that happened to my life. She’s the most relatable character I’ve ever seen on a tv show, and believe me, I watch A LOT of tv shows. Like, A WHOLE LOT. Still, since ALF days with Andrea Olson portraying Lynn Tanner on the eponymous show, I haven’t seen a relatable teen character with such a realistic portrayal of what is actually like to be a teenager. Especially these days. Congratulations to the creators of The Middle DeAnn Heline and Eileen Heisler for giving us the opportunity of growing up alongside our wonderful girl Sue. And the talented Miss Eden Sher for bringing to life this amazing and very needed character in 21st century television. With the schedule full of mass media of reality shows, and teens on Disney with glamorous or supernatural lives, we don’t see a teen character despicted in a realistic manner since Lizzie Mcguire days. Girl Meets World with the marvelous Rowan Blanchard and Sabrina Carpenter were amazing, and so is Andi Mack’s Peyton Elizabeth Lee. But there’s something special with Sue Heck, because she doesn’t have amazing best friends with her to guide her until she’s in her last years of high school and college, where she has Brad and Lexie, at last. But she had to navigate the whole popularity, peer pressure, middle and high school years on her own. And with such an optimistic nature!!! Sue is my idol. She really is. I’m so much like her, it’s like my life on tv. Except I have no siblings. But middle class life is the same whether you live in USA’s Midwest or the south of Greater Buenos Aires, Argentina in South America. That’s where I live. And life is exactly the same. Wonderful and hardworking parents, tough days, hope, some success we celebrate like there’s no tomorrow, and a lot of failures that make us stronger. But, like Sue tells us, we’re not alone. Thank you Sue, and Eden. You’re one of a kind. And as for Brad -Brock Ciarlelli-: He’s the only Pre-Simon era of gay characters with happy backgrounds. He’s a theater geek who adores Sue. And that makes him awesome. He’s so fun and positive, like our Sue. And then Lexie -Daniela Bobadilla, a Latina!!- arrives and not only wins Axl’s heart, but ours too. So, thank you Brad and Lexie. For being the best friends Sue always needed, and being the best friends we all wished we could have in our lives and hope to meet one day. You go, The Middle!