I've always been self conscious. It feels like basically from the day I was born I've hated my legs. My stomach isn't long and thin like all of my best friends'. My legs are incredibly short, and I don't even like the get started just about my overall figure. I feel overweight. The doctor says I'm just growing, but I know that's bullshit. I'm 5'3 and 140 lbs. Someone my size would weigh 125, or basically anything less. And I know that I don't see myself for my actual size. I will never be able to, nor will any other human being. Our eyes exaggerate what we look like, and unfortunately my eyes see myself as; gross. I wear nothing but leggings and these one pair of comfy shorts from Forever 21, and the same t-shirts. I have plenty of clothes, I will admit, I just don't like myself in any of them. Because I know that when people tell me it 'looks fin', they are just used to what I look like and don't see the imperfections I see. I have average, brown hair and brown eyes, and a boring face. It's the most stressful thing in the world, having no one see what you wish they really would. I don't like the way I look, but I've excpeted it and kept it all to myself. I never complain, and am a private person.
I'd been suffering through high school for three years, watching friends come and go, leaving because they got a boyfriend. I never left. I always knew that I wasn't going to have a high school boyfriend, because I never had a tacky two-week boyfriend in middle school, I learned to accept it. My first day of senior year sucked. It was just like all the other years; my best friend got a boyfriend the first day and I ate lunch alone. The next day was the exact same, ignored. During lunch that day, I felt something weird. I have good senses and could swear that someone was watching me. But, I looked around, and there was no one there, but I thought I saw a quick pair of brown eyes. I just ignored it, I was used to misleading feelings. The rest of the day went by fairly slow, and walked home afterwards.
I woke up earlier than I usually do the third day of school, so decided to get ready a little better. Being a flop-nation person as usual, I fell back asleep. When I woke up again, I had to be at school in 35 minutes. I put my hair in an messy bun, which I watched like fifteen YouTube tutorials on so I was fairly proud of, a tanish-knit sweater from Brandy Melville, which I rarely wore, and some sweatpants from my P.E. class in middle school. I threw on some used-to-be white converse and ran. I got to school 10 minutes before the bell, and had to shove through crowd after crowd to get to my locker. I am able to understand as a teenager that; teenagers are stupid. Therefore, I am very capable of forgiveness. But there was one girl in my grade that I'd known for God knows how long who I truly hated; her name was Lily. As I was running to my locker, she looked me up and down and just judged me with her eyes. Even I knew that I looked like crap, but did she really have to prove it to me? I made it to class right on time, but was stuck sitting in the back. I hated sitting in the back, because it was always so noisey. There was all of two seat left, next to some boy I've never seen before. I threw my backpack into my chair and all of my stuff onto my desk. I sat down out of breath. The guy next to me laughed, and when I turned to him I froze. How had I never seen him before, so much confusion went through my mind.
"What are you laughing at?"
"Nothing, just that whole little panic-dance you just did was cute." I raised an eyebrow and slightly looked behind me to double-check this guy was talking to me. He was so angelic - dark brown hair, seemed tall, muscular, God-like eyebrows, and awfully familiar brown eyes.
"I, uh, I saw you eating lunch the other day by yourself." So it was him, and wow that was embarassing. My face turned white, and my eyes turned bloodshot.
"Haha, it's okay. I was just wondering why you were all alone? Someone like you shouldn't be. I'm Jack by the way." WHAT? I was so confused why this guy was talking to me. I saw behind his shoulder, Lily, just as confused as I was. He must have been popular? Why was he talking to me? Was this some kind of prank?

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Awkward (Jack Gilinsky fan fiction)
FanfictionShe'd been alone her whole life, always having her "friends" ditching out on her. No one ever understood how she felt, so insecure. Finally, someone did, but it played out different overall then most love stories do...