Hiccstrid's official thread
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Thread Topic: Hiccstrid's official thread
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You're welcome ^~^
And honestly I will never accuse you of being insane because the stuff that goes through my head is more insane than what goes on in mental hospitals. So I will not be judging you anytime soon. -
Thanks liver
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No prob -
So what's up?
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Well I'm trying to get back into role playing
And I'm also drinking some DP -
Good for you. I never did rping. Too scared I guess XD
DP frickin rocks -
Lol
Yes it does ðŸ˜
Greatest soda eves -
DP FOR LIFE!!!
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Yas😜
The greatest -
It is already June 😬
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Finished cleaning my room ^~^
Not like it will stay that way lol -
Warning: Stupid teenage rant incoming
I don't know why my parents are so keen on having me conform to their expectations of what I'm supposed to be and act like. Hello, you homeschooled me! What did you expect? Ever since I was little, my mom has made little comments that other people ("normal people") do things differently than me. Back when Mom was really involved in my life, she would comment about stuff like the way I put my clothes on or brushed my teeth. Then when I got older it would be about stuff like the way I hold a pencil when I write. Who even cares if I rest a pencil on my ring finger instead of my middle finger like "everyone else"? At least I write neatly, which is the point, right?
I don't know if she even realizes she's doing it, but it really takes its toll after a while. Why does it matter that I keep my contact solution in my bedroom instead of the bathroom? Why does it matter that I don't shave my legs in the winter time? Why does it matter if I wear my bra to bed or not?
The list goes on and on, and Dad does it too--how I sort jigsaw puzzles, the order that I eat the food on my plate, the fact that I never wear jewelry except for a necklace my "best friend" gave me three years ago, the way I sign my name, my "collections," the way I wash dishes, how I organize my bedroom, the type of music I like, how I arrange my homework assignments, my dislike for "feminine things" like makeup, getting my ears pierced, flowers--the list goes on and on.
Why is it wrong to be different? Is the goal for everyone in the world to be exactly the same and do everything exactly the same way? Isn't that the entire point of A Wrinkle in Time--that it's not supposed to be that way?
Thank Thor they don't know about my other quirks--my exercise routine, the whole "fangirl" aspect of my personality, that I clean my ears with pen caps, that I write HTTYD quotes on myself in Sharpie so I will always remember why I'm a Dragonite, my five-year Q&A journal, or anything else freakishly weird I do. Who knows how they would react.
I'm sure this is just a teenager stage/phase(GODS I HATE THOSE WORDS THOUGH)but I'm tired of being torn between doing what my parents want and actually being myself.
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This propic rocks 😎
Gonna go watch an episode or two of Riders of Berk then go to bed
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Don't do what they want. They raised you to be different, so be different. They may make the comments because it fascinates them, but it doesn't seem like they discourage you from doing things your way. There is nothing wrong with being different. Don't be anybody but who you are.
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Okee ^~^
You know you have a sad life when you're like "omg I haven't been on GTQ for sooooo long" and you've literally been gone two days
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