#167 in Teen fiction on 24th March.
Today, I saw a girl. A girl covered in black, plated with misery and eyes that were swollen and red.
Today, I saw a girl face to face who was knocked down by someone, no one knows how many times, her eyes stared into mine, not averting, dreadly, wretched, full of despair.
Today, I saw a girl. I tried smiling at her but she didn't, she didn't smile back.
Today, I saw a girl, a girl demanding for answers, answers to "Why I stopped loving her? Why did I abandon her? Why was she left alone? Why did I hate her when once, she was the one I love the most, why?"
Today, I saw a girl. A girl covered in black, plated with misery and eyes that were swollen and red.
Today, I saw a girl. A girl, I see everyday in mirror.
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Hello, I am Aleeza Salian. I wouldn't have imagined myself to be telling my story until about a few weeks ago, but then one always finds a story when they find out a ground breaking truth... or a lie.
In my case, there was both.
My truth? I could be in love with a certain person whose father was supposed to be a person who died in an accident as MY father.There was also the awkward implication that I loved my brother - in not an exactly brotherly way...
My lie? That would apparently be my entire life.
Confessions of A School Slut: A Story about Slut-Shaming ✓
31 parts Complete Mature
31 parts
Complete
Mature
• Winner of Wattpad Campus Superwriters Awards 2020 •
"Truth doesn't always come out."
Have you ever wondered if all the things about high school that you think are facts are actually lies? Have you ever fantasized how high school would be for you? Being the Queen Bee, having a two or maybe three friends who would stick by you in all of your thick and thin, the whole school would respect you and then there would be your perfect boyfriend who would be the captain of the football or maybe basketball team (mostly football, though)?
Well, let me tell you one thing. This doesn't even come close to describing a high school life. At least not a high school life in Riviera High. Sure, there will always be a Queen Bee, but she will never be you. She will never have friends, she will have minions. And if you ever even look at someone from the football team, she would make sure that your life is hell. Take it from me, someone who recently graduated high school that this is definitely *not* what high school is like.
Still dubious about your fantasies and the reality? Come, I have a few confessions to make that might change your whole idea about high school.
TEN INCIDENTS, TEN ACCUSATIONS, TEN EXPLANATIONS
NOTE: This book deals with topics like slut shaming and self harm.
(Status : Completed)
(Highest Ranking: #9)
(Word Count: ~50,000)