July 7, 2012
When I was a
teenager going to school wasn’t just about education as we all know, it was
about popularity and acceptance. I wanted to be this girl who was in my class.
She was the popular, pretty girl, and could make everybody hate you just by
telling them to. Everyone feared her, but loved her at the same time. I
fortunately was her best friend, so I never had a target on my back. She always
had the older, cutest boyfriend. At the time, I thought all I wanted was to be
her best friend. I don’t think I realized it at the time, but I think I just
didn’t want her to turn the whole class against me. I had another good friend
in school, she was always the smartest and most studious. I can remember times
my best friend would tell my smart friend that if she didn’t miss some
questions on a random test she would turn the whole class against her, and she
did. It would make me sick and even though we are adults now, it still makes me
nauseous to think I never did or said anything. I just let it happen. I would
always be her friend on the bus ride home when no one was around. How pathetic
is that? Now, I would never change who I am. I never want to be the mean
popular girl. I am SO glad I wasn’t that girl in school. Who cares if I didn’t
have the cutest boyfriend or have the most friends. None of that matters now.
I’m not even friends with this popular girl anymore. I am actually best friends
with the smart girl I was telling you about. It’s funny how things work out. We are closer than ever now and I wouldn’t
change that for the anything!
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