Removing the Facade: A Compilation of Thoughts

Removing the Facade: A Compilation of Thoughts

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I've always wanted to be accepted. I'm sure you have too (at some point in your life.) If you think about it... we all have. I want to fit in. To be pressed into a puzzle so perfectly that it just clicks. One snap. That's all it takes. Actually, that's a lie. That's who I wanted to be. Now, I want to be myself. To stand out. I want to make a difference in the world and expose myself. I want to help push a movement into creating the twenty- first century. The question is... What will happen? Note: This story contains controversial material; you may or may not hold the same views. Read at your own risk and please be polite (even if you disagree!)
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They say what's in the past keep it in the past but I wanted to know all about my past. It was things that I didn't know and that I wanted and needed to know! But my life turned upside down when my past is exactly what I should have left alone. Now if you ask me how it all began, I don't exactly remember but I know it started when I moved in with my grandma who I haven't met in all my twenty years of living. I have been in and out of foster homes since I can remember, living with families I knew nothing about. Being the outcast and them constantly asking me what's wrong because I simply did not speak. The only thing that kept me sane was my good grades throughout school. I got the satisfaction of doing the one thing that people kept telling me over and over I couldn't do. I stayed to myself and graduated high school with honors, getting a full-ride scholarship to any college of my choice. Of course, by having this accomplishment, it didn't make it any easier for me between my foster families. To them, I became the girl who was better than them. But I didn't care because when I turned twenty I finally got to start making my own choices. This is where I wonder if the first choice I made was the right one. The first choice I made was to go live off-campus with my grandmother during my first semester in college. I ask myself how could I be so stupid? But you will see just how stupid I was. Or was I?

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