Stereo Types...why?
I've been thinking lately- something that I don't do a lot. Why do people have stereotypes? Why are there some people that just immediately think 'Oh- she's this...he's that.' I. Hate. It. There's no plain reason to explain why in actuality I hate it...I just do. Is that wrong of me? Maybe- because I might just be my own worse enemy. But there's no story behind this- no reminder as to why I dislike people so much...just memories, I guess.
Once upon a freakin' time...
Oh yeah, seems childish to start it off that way- because- and I quote Taylor Swift 'I'm not a princess, this ain't a fairytale.' No- it's not, the stuff I did wasn't nice...the person I was wasn't nice. She was a shadow of me...you know, like- the dark side? Yeah- it was the dark forbidden side that I hope no-one ever sees. I guess I'm still mean. I guess I have snarky comments that slip out at times but it was nothing to back then.
When you're yourself at least you get when you're wrong...but when you're someone else it's enitrely a different playing field.
I was someone else- I was you know, the 'evil' Blair. Not the nice one that had a heart...the evil one- all because I tried to fit in. I've only been thinking of it lately because it's come to mind, but who I am hates who I've been. I wish that I was never that person.
Why fit in when standing out is way better?
I'm still not proud of what happened- of what I did back then...all the bullshit, the drama. The wasted tears and time to build up friendships that would obviously never last. Maybe going back to my old school is a bad idea- because it brings it all back- all the feelings that I still hold. It's evil, it's idiotic...I can't stand it. It's like a barrier, an aura that makes me realise the dried tears in my eyes- the non-existant tears in my eyes. It hurts...and sometimes I can't stand it.
Maybe this is my happily ever after...or a new chapter anyways.
It's like a pencil mark, you can rub it out all you want...but it'll always be there, a tiny vague mark that brings back the small of memories. Being at my new school, meeting my new friends- made me realise just how much I love me. The real me- not that old one...I guess that standing out is way better than fitting in.