I need to be meA Story by Verina BlancheThis is a character monologue I had to write for a creative writing class. I would really appreciate a lot of feedback.Please No CSS “I am so sick of people who think they know everything, and I’m tired of trying to be like them. I just want people to see me for who I really am. I want them to see me as me, but that might be a problem. I’ve been trying to be like them for so long, I don’t know if I even know the real me. I want to go back to preschool, and start over. Can I do that? I need a detox, to get rid of all the crap that doesn’t belong to me. Does that make any sense? I just want to stop and think about what appeals to me and not everyone else. What kind of music do I like? What kind of clothes do I want to wear? What do I want to eat? Where do I want to go? I think I know. I think I’m starting to get an idea of who I am. I don’t like country music or most rap, but I’m into pretty much everything else. I like black clothes. It’s not because I’m depressed or ‘Emo.’ I just like the way they look and make me feel. I like any Italian food. I like to read. I watch anime. I like to sing, and I play in the band at my highschool. I don’t think I’m very smart, but I get good grades. I don’t like labels, but I use them anyway. If I really looked into myself and went over what I like, I would probably label myself a geek or a dork, but does it really matter? Labels are what made me want to be like other people in the first place. I didn’t want to be labeled a geek. I wanted to be ‘popular.’ Bleh. I hate that word now. It’s so stupid. I’m fourteen years old, and I’m tired of caring about what people think about me. I have brown hair. That’s the color I was born with. It’s straight. I don’t really do much with it. I used to try to change it to look like everyone else. I even dyed my hair blonde once. Not anymore. I won’t allow myself to be controlled by other people anymore. I will do what I want to do.” © 2008 Verina BlancheAuthor's Note
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