Many old ladies in my church think I need to be a nurse.
Some of my friends think I need to be the giggly, girly, preppy, girl I was in junior high.
My parents, thankfully, love me no matter who I decide to be.
But what people fail to understand is that I'm
a lot of different things rolled up into one person. Yes, I can giggly and girly
and preppy sometimes. But I'm also so much of a tomboy it isn't even funny.
I like to dress up and curl my hair and do my make up some days, and other days
i don't even want to put shoes on. Sometimes I go out side in shorts, boots and a
sweatshirt. Sometimes I can't leave my house until EVER SINGLE item touching my
body is in the same color family. I can be eloquent, rhetorically savvy,
intellectual, and elegant. And I can be the biggest-hickified-redneck-word-makin
girl you've ever seen. I like to wear twirly dresses with my vans and my big camo
jacket. I like to put on lots of mascara and a wop a huge, messy bun on top of
my head. I like to giggle and I have an affinity for cursing though I try not
to. I can be disgusted just as soon as I can enter a burping contest with my
little brother. I laugh a lot. But I cry a lot too. I can be a total complete
ditsy blond girl sometimes and sometimes I can blow your mind with how deeply
intellectual I can be. I like to blast the country station with my windows
rolled down in my Chevy. I like to listen to classical violin music. I can spend three hours in a Bass Pro Shop or a Vera Bradley store.
I am so
many different things rolled into one, that I cannot physically be just one. I
can't JUST be country. I cant JUST be preppy. I cant JUST be smart. I cant JUST
be a ditz. I have redneck days and tomboy days and stupid days and smart days
and productive days and lazy days and all kinds of different days. I just wish
people would stop trying to shove me into one specific box when I clearly have
aspects of all kinds of boxes. I wish I could just be accepted for the tornado
of personality that I am with out being labeled a "poser" or a "fake".
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