The List of A Pessimistic Optimist

The List of A Pessimistic Optimist

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Cindy Blackmoor, 14, the world's first pessimistic optimist, or is IT optimistic pessimist? Whichever way around it is, that's me. I make my way through life with a list. Well, I say A list but I really mean, how many is it now? Three lists? I've lost count. Anyway, my life pretty much depends on a set of simple rules I set myself at the end of my primary school years. Okay so, maybe they're not so simple. But is anything ever simple? If the answer if yes to that question for you, you just have to be an optimist. Good for you. Unfortunately, not everyone is like you, particularly not me. Every breath is a struggle but then getting up at 6am every morning would put anybody down. Well, here's to life's rules. Here's to the list of the first pessimistic optimist.
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In the name of making everyone equal and to prevent what happened with our ancestors, we have created what will be known as the Founding Laws. 1. No markings or piercings are permitted. Every citizen will be issued the same clothing with the allowance of one fancy outfit. 2. Every family will have two children: one girl and one boy. The population must remain constant until our world has recovered. 3. Marriage is required for every young person by age 30. There will be no marriages permitted between two citizens more than two years apart in age. 4. Constant pay will be issued for every working citizen. The cost of living will not increase more than 0.3%. 5. At birth, every citizen is required to receive a vaccine. This will prevent disease and early death. Failure to comply will result in death. Therefore, in this new world we are living in, we seek to make everyone equal, which will lead to happiness, which will allow us a healthier population. From the Ashes, We Rise.

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