I'm not who you think I am
Apr. 6th, 2009 08:16 pmI'm not the girl with the stick up her butt. I'm not the person who'd rather use her powers then really try at something. I'm not the suck up only interested in how many points she can score with the adults.
I'm not the person who always spoils the fun. I'm not the person who's always there to tell you 'I told you so' I'm not the person who thinks you're a monster because you lost your temper and punched someone in the face.
I'm just a girl. I'm just like you. I get scared, I make mistakes. I make a complete and utter disaster out of things that would be easy if I just admitted that I was struggling.
I laugh, I cry, I get hurt. I struggle with how to best use a power that in and of itself is an exercise in moral gymnastics. I fail at that, so many times. But I try.
I just want someone to understand. I want someone to see me. Not how angry they are at me. Not how stuck up I am, or how lazy, or how much I have to learn. I just want someone to tell me I'm okay, that who I am right now is okay.
I want to know I'm okay.
Edit: I believe that using someone's more vunerable moments to kick them when they're down, so to speak is a particularly interesting tactic. I'll have to make sure I remember that one. The adults around me give me so many great behavioural examples. I don't know what I'd do without your stalwart guidence. You'll excuse me now, I have to go visit Bergen-Belsen.
I'm not the person who always spoils the fun. I'm not the person who's always there to tell you 'I told you so' I'm not the person who thinks you're a monster because you lost your temper and punched someone in the face.
I'm just a girl. I'm just like you. I get scared, I make mistakes. I make a complete and utter disaster out of things that would be easy if I just admitted that I was struggling.
I laugh, I cry, I get hurt. I struggle with how to best use a power that in and of itself is an exercise in moral gymnastics. I fail at that, so many times. But I try.
I just want someone to understand. I want someone to see me. Not how angry they are at me. Not how stuck up I am, or how lazy, or how much I have to learn. I just want someone to tell me I'm okay, that who I am right now is okay.
I want to know I'm okay.
Edit: I believe that using someone's more vunerable moments to kick them when they're down, so to speak is a particularly interesting tactic. I'll have to make sure I remember that one. The adults around me give me so many great behavioural examples. I don't know what I'd do without your stalwart guidence. You'll excuse me now, I have to go visit Bergen-Belsen.
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Date: 2009-04-07 12:58 pm (UTC)Prove it.
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Date: 2009-04-07 02:53 pm (UTC)