Stereotyping Rock (Stereotyping Series) | ✔️ - Sharky

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Parts 49
Time 5h 3m

Reads 1,563
Votes 161
Parts 49
Time 5h 3m

There are six of us, all stereotyped the moment we're seen - Matt, Gee, Will, Jen, Court and Lena. The athlete, the princess, the brain, the criminal, the beauty and the sister.
      
    "The four of us students in here are the four most stereotyped kids in the school. I'm pretty sure I'm not making that up. You have Jen, the idiotic cheerleader, when in fact she is so smart she can guess anyone's emotions at any given time. Will, the aspiring jock, when he doesn't even like rugby anymore. Matt, the violent troublemaker? Seriously? You've shown me more affection than violence to be completely honest. Me? The perfect genius? Are you kidding me? I'm anything but perfect. My family is vanishing before my eyes and I don't even remember what the last thing I said to my parents was. All of us have our quirks and our stereotypes. Correct me if I'm wrong but I'm pretty sure that what happened when we played that song... was that we all forgot who each other are stereotyped as and accepted each other for who we really are. So, all of you, get up off your idiotic asses and play a song like you mean it."
    
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          Rated M for Sexual References and Coarse Language.
          Cover by Sharky - covers accepted
          Start date: 09.01.17, Australia.
           Finish date: 03.10.17, Australia.All Rights Reserved

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There are six of us, all stereotyped the moment we're seen - Matt, Gee, Will, Jen, Court and Lena. The athlete, the princess, the brain, the criminal, the beauty and the sister.
      
    "The four of us students in here are the four most stereotyped kids in the school. I'm pretty sure I'm not making that up. You have Jen, the idiotic cheerleader, when in fact she is so smart she can guess anyone's emotions at any given time. Will, the aspiring jock, when he doesn't even like rugby anymore. Matt, the violent troublemaker? Seriously? You've shown me more affection than violence to be completely honest. Me? The perfect genius? Are you kidding me? I'm anything but perfect. My family is vanishing before my eyes and I don't even remember what the last thing I said to my parents was. All of us have our quirks and our stereotypes. Correct me if I'm wrong but I'm pretty sure that what happened when we played that song... was that we all forgot who each other are stereotyped as and accepted each other for who we really are. So, all of you, get up off your idiotic asses and play a song like you mean it."
    
          ***
          Rated M for Sexual References and Coarse Language.
          Cover by Sharky - covers accepted
          Start date: 09.01.17, Australia.
           Finish date: 03.10.17, Australia.

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