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Young Writers Society


GlamazonianGirl345

Who Am I?

I am not your average high school freshman.

I wonder sometimes if perhaps I am biting off more than I can chew.

I hear 300 covers and counting of "The Rainbow Connection" playing in the background, as I labor on my business-, cosmetics-, fashion-, and stock-market-related irons in the fire.

I see all of my mentor texts, notebooks, papers, and pens sprawled out on my "office" floor, just waiting to be put to use and written in/on/with.

I am not your average high school freshman.


I pretend that my stuffed animals are biotic organisms who are amenable to my ideas and opinions.

I feel warm and safe at school, engaging in various functions and interacting with my many sisters, so to speak.

I touch the cosmetics that are abound at Sephora and Ulta, marveling at their intricacies and their whole assortment of colors and finishes.

I worry about the consequences of every action I perform and every word that escapes from my mouth.

I cry when it feels like society is my antagonist and I'm the protagonist, with no deuteragonist to trek through the troubled waters of life alongside me.

I am not your average high school freshman.


I understand that the most important things in life aren't easy; they're hard.

I say to my brothers and sisters before that I wish them a good day; that I look forward to speaking to them soon; and that I love them unconditionally.

I dream everyday that through building my own empire from scratch; creating content on social media; and the written word, I will successfully enlighten the exoteric population about the inner machinations of my passion projects.

I try to participate in as many projects as I can and assisting in the fomentation and growth of them.

I hope I will leave this world a better place than I found it.


I am not your average high school freshman.



Love is friendship that has caught fire. It is quiet understanding, mutual confidence, sharing and forgiving. It is loyalty through good and bad times. It settles for less than perfection and makes allowances for human weaknesses.
— Ann Landers