I 100% agree with this post. It is hard from going 110% prep to 'its all over now, so now what?'. I hope some of the girls come back next year, but I think thats a decision they need to think of carefully. Sometimes taking a year off can do wonders and I'm curious if some of the girls taking a year off will refresh them to come back and take the crown. -- Miss Arizona Message Board

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Subject: I 100% agree with this post. It is hard from going 110% prep to 'its all over now, so now what?'. I hope some of the girls come back next year, but I think thats a decision they need to think of carefully. Sometimes taking a year off can do wonders and I'm curious if some of the girls taking a year off will refresh them to come back and take the crown.

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Date Posted: 15:25:17 06/25/14 Wed
In reply to: CLICK IN 's message, "That is absolutely where the majority of the negative behavior was coming from. People should have more compassion. I can only imagine the devastation the returnees felt..." on 15:50:57 06/24/14 Tue

>When you commit to competing in something like this,
>and you give it your all, if you don't win, you are
>bound to be disappointed. Leading up to the pageant,
>the prep consumes your whole life...when it's over, it
>takes a little time to get rid of the "empty"
>feeling...and even more difficult when you are
>disappointed in your placement. It's not the easiest
>thing to cope with but I have a feeling they will do
>just fine, bounce back and be back next year!

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