Saros
Hey, I'm Saros, and I'd just like to say that everyone has their head up their ass. I have heard so many hypocritical bitches say, "Oh my gosh, society is, like, so messed up.", when they are a part of the reason that society is messed up. This messed up society tears me apart almost every day and I know I am not the only one who is a victim of this. I am pretty much your typical white guy. I decently tall, about 5'9, and I'm kinda chubby still. I have blonde hair that goes in a little quiff along with green eyes. I have been living on this planet for 14 years and I am currently a Freshman. I am more caring and a bit more sensitive than most people. I am also shy and kinda quiet, but with the right people I can be loud and obnoxious. I play many sports such as baseball, basketball, soccer, and my favorite, football. I love football, I know I'm being such a guy right now, but I do truly love football. Anyway, another thing about me is that I am a straight B student, but I have all advanced classes so technically I am above average. What else is there about me... I have a weird favorite color of pink. My parents got divorced when my mom left me and my dad for some asshole in England when I was 7. So I live with him in a little apartment downtown. Some of my favorite music artist are Katy Perry, Troye Sivan, Melanie Martienez, and One Direction. Yes, I know I have the music taste of a 13 year old girl, I have been told more than once. Now that I have about covered everything about me, it's time that I drop the bomb that usual makes everyone hate me. Don't worry, I'm not some murderer that eats puppies in his free time, I just enjoy wearing feminine clothing. I seemed too normal didn't I? Well that where the typical-ness of myself ends. Now, before you ask, I am not gay or transgender, I just enjoy being feminine. I love to wear dresses, they are my favorite article of clothing. I wear make up, I wear mid thigh shorts, I wear crop tops, I even occasionally wear high heels. See, this is why I am constantly torn apart by society. I am their rag doll that they get pleasure from tearing apart. My baseball coach even calls my 'tranny' for the fun of identifying my as trans when I am not. So I guess I lied, I am not your typical white guy. This is my story going through life not fitting the stereotype of 'typical white guy'.
I woke up just like every other day, snoozing my alarm clock about 5 times until my dad yells at me to get up and threatening that if I don't, I'll be late. So I throw a toaster waffle in the microwave as I run to my room and pick out my galaxy crop top that I love so much along with my ripped black skinny jeans. I run back to my toaster waffle and my backpack and yell at my dad that I'm leaving and that I love him as I run out the door. I ran down 3 flights of stairs unaware of the day ahead of me. When I finally got to the bike rack in the parking garage and rode my way to school I felt as normal as ever, but I would not feel that way for long. The fateful day of April 6th would bring many dormant emotions back to life with a tremendous hunger to consume me.
Helloooo, this is my new story and I know I have about 3 stories that are barely written into but this stiry popped into my head and I fell in love with the plot and felt the need to type it. I hope you guys like it so far, I'll try to be updating about once a week, maybe more, and I'll just have to see how this turns out. Anyway, I hope you hvae a good day!
-Eurpeanidiot
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Stereotypes
Teen FictionOur world is full of stereotypes. Everyone is drowning neck deep in these guidelines society is making for us. But why do we have to follow these rules? Why do we give into what society wants? See, there are people who are screaming their words of o...