The Imperfection of Perfection

Intro

"If we all were to become perfect, our flaws eliminated, then our world as we know it will become the perfect world we have all dreamed of." -Ethan Stampers

What is life? Life is pure, simple, flawed. For me, life has been and always will be tough, but the result is worth the stress. Living in a world that strives for perfection, it only can point out our flaws even more. And with these flaws, most tend to try and blend into the crowd, but not me. I make sure to stand out in some way, whether it be not being perfect in appearance, my vocabulary, or even calling out others. Some call me a trouble maker, others a rebel, and they're right. 

My name is Anna Wetherby, just a small-town girl living in a lonely world. (Sorry, I just had to.) With an above-average intelligence, yet lower than average in almost everything else (or at least to society). With my long, messy curls, hazel eyes, freckled face/body, short height, athletic build, round face, and southern twang, most people look at me with disgust. 

My best friend is Beth Jackson. She's the complete opposite of me, both appearance and personality, balancing each other out. She's introverted and is always worried about what others think. She resembles the perfect citizen, with straight blonde hair, pure blue eyes, average height, curvy figure, and flawless skin that everyone is envious of. 

Then there's my older brother Ben. We used to be each other's best friend, taking on the world together. Then school came and he changed into a completely new person, going from not caring about what others said, to being a self-idolizing and ignorant prick. It hurts to talk to him since we both have differing views on the world. If only I could help him see what he's really become. 

Last is our leader Ethan Stampers. The "perfect" leader to our "perfect society". With his flawless complexion, short black hair, and impressive vocabulary with a beautiful British accent, he's the person everyone wants to be. In all honesty, he's annoying and is way to perfect, no one can be perfect, not even a seemingly perfect person is perfect. We ALL have flaws, that's what makes us human. He also believes that to fix our broken world, we must start by fixing our own imperfections so as to make the world a more perfect place. I don't understand government logic, honestly...

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YAY, the intro is done!! This is my own original story so please don't judge!! I'm open to feedback, comments, and suggestions though so please don't hesitate!! 

~Sparky