anti-prose. random matter.
Published on November 17, 2004 By crimson In Blogging
I don't know what the deal is, but I'm crying one minute and laughing wildly the next.

I always wished I was a boy. I thought they had it so much easier. You get angry with a pal, a simple fistfight and it's all over. Gone were the whispers behind my back, disappear my fear of public speaking. It didn't matter if you couldn't talk and you were a guy... you were simply the 'strong and silent' type. As a girl you were woefully unarmed, a red target on your back.

As a boy there were no worries about fashion. Jeans and a t-shirt were pretty much it. You didn't have to go through the motions of trying to look like everyone else, wearing fluffy pink legwarmers, and shoulder-padded shirts that did nothing for your self-esteem. You didn't have to get a perm like everyone else.

It wasn't when I first noticed that I had a nice pair of breasts and that others appreciated them as well. It wasn't giving up the notion of ever being able to fit into a pair of Jordache jeans and pull them off the way that the Perfects could, with their long skinny legs and slim hips. I think that I embraced being female finally, not so long ago. When I realized that I haven't worried about the size of my ass in a while. When I stopped thinking that a person would like me better if I played up my girly-girl more.

I'm happy being me, with my super-short spiky hair, jeans and t-shirt wearing style. I'm happy with the person that I'm becoming; self-aware, and not just a person dying to blend in. I guess I am simply happy... with the occasional foul mood thrown in.


Comments
on Nov 17, 2004
I'm happy being me, with my super-short spiky hair, jeans and t-shirt wearing style. I'm happy with the person that I'm becoming; self-aware, and not just a person dying to blend in. I guess I am simply happy... with the occasional foul mood thrown in.


If I hadn't already used my daily quota of insightfuls you would get one right there for that NickyG. Simple, powerful, yet so elusive for so many of us. It speaks volumes that you can say that.

Foul moods and all!
on Nov 17, 2004
As a boy I can tell you it isn't that easy. Fistfights tend to cause more problems then they fix, at least the ones I've been involved in. And whispers behind your back are in no way gender specific. As for fashion, your spot on with that
I'm glad your happy being you