Defining Stereotypes

Defining Stereotypes

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There are countless ways to define a person, for example, a shy girl: Someone who keeps to themselves, crosses their arms a lot, and/or looks at their feet is classified as a shy girl. But if one has all of these qualities and other aspects, are they truly just a shy person? Who really knows? They could be junk food loving, tree hugging, fan fic reading, netflix watching, 40 weeks deep stalking, girly girl genius. But instead of being a decent human being and accepting people for who they are. Within the first 7 seconds of meeting someone, we immediately try to guess what stereotype they fall under. Violet Lane is characterized as a shy girl Axel Valentine is characterized as bad boy. Are they who they seem to be or completely different? Who knows.
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Darein, mostly known as Jean, is living the life as a bad girl. Everyone thinks she lives in a perfect life, everyone but her close friends. Does she really have a perfect life that everyone thinks she has? Is she really that tough, confident girl that everyone sees? Will Jean's life change after her auntie comes back and take her away from her not-so-perfect- life? Or she will stay the same?

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