I know it's wrong but...
Posted On Thursday, July 2, 2009
I'm a super preppy cheerleader at my junior high school. And I'm in love with an emo boy. I'm depressed because I don't think he will want to have anything to do with a stupid little blonde hollister-wearing cheerleader like me. I didn't like preps either at first and I still don't. I hate who I am. But my three older sisters were all major preps and I had no choice. If I did anything non-preppy they would yell at me. I don't want to be a preppy cheerleader but it was what I was forced to become. When people see me at school they see an annoying little blonde girl who's always smiling and laughing and thinks she's better than everyone else. But inside I'm not laughing. Inside I'm crying. Inside I'm an extremely depressed emo girl. I just do a really good job of hiding it. I hate what society has forced me to become! And I love that guy so fucking much! I've considered quitting cheer and showing the world who I really am but I'm too afraid of being judged. I can't stand the thought of living the rest of my life pretending to be someone I'm not. It's killing me! I HATE being a prep!!! I wish I could rewind time and ignore my sisters and live my REAL life. Maybe if my sisters had never been born I would be with him right now. Instead I'm trapped in this awful life. I write emo poetry everyday and as soon as I'm done I rip it up and throw it away and just cry. I fear that I will always be living a lie.
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2 comments (post a new comment)i was once popular at school because i hanged out with the cool kids but i wasnt happy because they werent my real friends. trust me, it doesnt matter how popular u are, once u finished school, it doesnt matter.
Posted by rrrr on Thursday, 07/2/09 - 11:11pm
The most liberating thing I did in my Junior High/High School career, was to stop caring. I realized that people were gonna have something to say about me whether I acted a certain way or didn't. I made quite a few more friends when I just let go, and quit caring what everyone else thought about me. It's so... easy, when you don't have to censor what you say, or try to fit yourself into a certain mold.
Just screw everyone else, in a few years, you'll kick yourself for pretending to be something you aren't.
Posted by Truth about Junior High on Friday, 07/3/09 - 3:51am