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Ok, so I was at school today, and it's two more days till summer. The 8th graders were having their graduation ceremony. Well, we were in the choir room watching it on the LCD projector. Me and my friend Jessie where sitting in the back row, watching the ceremony and messing around. The 'preps' were sitting in front of us, and I felt like slapping them. My friend Brandi, who is an 8th grader, went up to get her certficate. They showed her go up to get it, and Jaricah, one of the bitcheist girls I will ever meet suddenly made a comment that made me want to punch her. "Ugh, emo little b***h. She's so ******** ugly, why does she even bother with make-up. So can't even put it on correctly." Now, I admit that Brandi needs a little help with her make-up, but in no way is she ugly or emo. She was wearing a black tshirt and a very colorful skirt. And I find her pretty enough. But my point i, people judge other people when they don't even know them! It makes me so mad too. When I first started going to my current school, people labeled me as 'goth', 'emo', 'wannabe' and 'lame'. But now, no one labels me. Because I make friends, with the 'lames', and the popular girls. And I stood up for myself when people talked s**t. One of my best friends even told me, "When I first met you, I thought you were a quiet girl who dresses in depressing clothes. But you are the complete opposite." Throughout the school year, my outfits would go from black and quiet, to colorful and loud. I was a loud girl who liked to have fun, but I had my quiet days. I often got in trouble from the teachers about my additude. And now I've made friends with most of the people in my grade. But it still angers me that people judge me and my friends by they way we dress, walk, talk and act! How dare they judge us when they know nothing about us. Labelism is just horrible, and it also effects how people like that person. My friend Jessie is quite pretty, but I've never even seen a guy talk to her and it's because of her weight problems. I'm a bit 'fat' myself, and guys don't talk to me much but I still have guy-friends. People judge people to much, and I think it is stupid. Like the old saying goes, "If you don't have anything nice to say, don't say anything at all."
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