Krystal Clark-dossett

Beverly High School

Class of 2006

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Krystal Clark-dossett - Class of 2006 - Beverly High School

First Name	Krystal
Last Name	Clark-dossett
Graduation Year	Class of 2006
Gender	Female
Current Location	Salem, Massachusetts
Hometown	Beverly, Massachusetts
Relationship Status	Married
About Me	Love is about feeling alive. Feeling like the sun shines brighter, your senses are sharper, everything tastes better. Feeling invincible, like you can do anything, rising about and at the same time, acknowledge hidden parts of yourself when with him. I can be a very out going person with the right group of people but I also love to be quiet and just relax. I love to be with my friends when we're all home. I especially love long rides to nowhere. I tend to wear my heart on my sleeve which can be good and bad at the same time. I am a hopeless romantic though I do have to confess that many cheesy things and even some movies make me 'gag.' Anyone that is considered family is always and will always be number one in my life. They have been there and seen it all with me and know me better than even myself sometimes. "Everyday, we dance in a masquerade. We hide behind our carefully constructed masks in order to make other people believe that the face we show them is the only face, the only facet that we have, sometimes in the hope that, if we fool enough people—fool ourselves—what we act like, what we've chosen to become is who we really are, who we only are. But that isn't the case. You may try running from them, but ultimately, it catches up with you. Those dark corners, those different sides you refuse to show other people will always be a part of who you are. I've realized that all we can do is accept and embrace them, accept that they are one of the things that make us human, make us individuals. Only then can we truly be...(read more)