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Yesterday while doing my makeup for studio I randomly remembered a conversation I had with a BITCHY member on my cheer squad. She told me I should *always* wear makeup lol and it brought back a lot of memories that you unfortunately have to hear about now SORRY
I was treated like garbage when I made the cheer team because I had never done it, but also i didn& #39;t fit the stereotype. I was a music nerd and quirky (like I am now) still super into football. I def wasn& #39;t popular but I could be friends with anyone if they& #39;d give me their time
Anyway, my teammates literally bullied me and random kids in the bullied me, for what? Because I didn& #39;t follow some weird school hierarchy? Fuck y& #39;all that& #39;s goofy. I thought it was ridiculous then but looking back through older eyes that was the stupidest shit.
Let people do what they want. I& #39;m very proud of young me, she did what the fuck she wanted, wore what she wanted, and always tried new things, even if she wasn& #39;t the best.
As stupid as all of that was, I think it helped make me who I am now. If I ever have children or nieces/nephews I want to help enstill that in them. You can and should try anything you& #39;re interested regardless of fear or what the "HiErArChY" says. Except meth, no meth.
That& #39;s why I do things I& #39;m NOT very good at yet. That& #39;s why I post videos of me rapping, trying to wap, and cooking. I& #39;m not great *yet* but im passionate and with my work ethic and heart I know I have the capacity to be amazing at anything I put my mind to.
In conclusion: girl I referenced in this thread, I hope you fix your stank ass energy and I feel bad for the children you teach OPE
