55 Problems of Being Brown

55 Problems of Being Brown

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America. A free country, a welcoming nation, a happy environment. This was what my parents had been told. The media said it, the people said it. Isn't that all we needed? What my parents were not told, however, was how I would want to "blend in" with the people, how I would want to live a normal life without being asked exactly where I was from, to go get tans and have Starbucks without people looking at me like I'm a walking freak show. God just loves me so much he tanned me for life. But the most important thing my parents should have warned me was that I would have to live up to their expectations and follow the culture. Im May, and you probably can't pronounce my last name but this is what I have to put up with.
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I've been bullied since as long as I can remember. Dark skin is so this or so that. And it seemed to get worse when I gained weight. "Now not only is she dark, she's fat too!" I couldn't escape it even if I tired. I even attempted to commit suicide. Sitting in the bathtub with nothing but pills a razor and social media looking at all the people that hate you would do that. I tried to make it go away, Lord knows but he had a blessing coming for me. I just had to wait. But I knew even in my waiting it was going to be an uphill battle. Will I win the battle?

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