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A Little About Sophronia Donegan


Sophronia Donegan probably sounds like a terrible name to you. That would be because it is. I got stuck with a name that was handed down from my great grandmother. No one can ever say it correctly, and I get looks as if I should look a different way with that name. I’m twenty-one years old, but I probably look fourteen to you. I graduated from Central High School in 2017. Go Devils! Most people hate their high school experiences, but high school for me was one of the best. Nevertheless, I most certainly would not go back. I have an older brother that got handed the simplest name, Richard. We basically killed each other growing up. I have a strong passion for painting, drawing, instruments, and cleaning. However, you would not believe that last one if you saw my house. I grew up in Panama City Beach, and I wish I could go back. Phenix city is not the place I desire to spend my days, so after college I plan on relocating with my lovely boyfriend. I like the beach, the hot sun, the sand in my toes, and the wind in my hair. If you couldn’t figure it out, cold weather is my biggest enemy. I am a very nice person, but if you cross me the wrong way that might change. I love to help other people and make sure they feel loved. Self-love is an important asset to me. Never settle for less, and never underestimate yourself.

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