I’ve read other people’s entries, and for the most part, they all have an image they want to change, and even with these perceptions of themselves that they want to change, I envy them. Because at least they think they have images. I’m invisible, I mean, not completely. I have many friends, and people know who I am, but no one thinks I’m special. I’m especially nice, but I’m not the girl everyone has to know. The girl that everyone craves to be around, and yet even with that imtimidating dimeaner (sp?), she’s still welcoming. I want to be myself, but more so. I want to be wanted. I want to be needed, like oxygen, or food, or sex, or something.
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I'm similar, sister.
Man, I wish I could come up with someting good to tell you. I feel the same way. At my school I’m either known as my brother’s sister or as no one. I get told by people I’ve followed through school all my life (it’s a tiny school) “Wow! That’s the first time I’ve ever heard you talk!” Like I don’t know how to speak or something. I’m nice, but sometimes I’m that girl with the intimidating demeanor, which comes in handy, but itsn’t necessary. I say it pays to be nice until you have to be mean. Nice enough that people like to be around you, but not someone who lets everyone walk all over them. I’d like an identity, but not if it has to come with labels. I’d rather just ‘be’, but I want to be wanted as well, so I get where you’re coming from.
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