Jordyn A. Ruhter

I am different and I openly admit it. Why be like everyone else; a zombie in which our opinions are nothing but dust in the wind? Where our differences are ridiculed until the invinsible force that is popularity makes us its slave. I never want to be popular for my looks or for being 'normal'. I want to be known for what I do and for that which I excell at.

I want my opinions to be heard by those who matter to ME, not those who matter to everyone else. While at the same time as my opinions are heard, I want everyone to know they are just opinions. They are little pieces of information that are not factual to anyone but me. Should you follow my examples? No. Set your own. Be different and reach out.

And while I rant on, I shall point out several things in which I find flaws. At the top of my list, normality. What is it and why do we all want to be part of it? What part of being normal sets adventure in place, makes life fun, or even allows one's self to be expressed?

The answer is none. Being 'normal' isn't something that a person should want to achieve. It is a dull choice, often thought to bring an advance in popularity.














Write on my fellow writers, write on.