You published this...a long time ago...and nobody's reviewed it? GOSH! Why do I always have to be the one to take charge? Fill in the gaps? Don't worry-sarcasm intended...I love reviewing.

Yeah. I've seen it happen before. Local girl...great friend, nice and artistic, not pretty, but she was an AWESOME friend. And funny, too. Then she came out. Well, within about two days, the whole school knew. Hardly anyone talked to her. All the other girls were afraid she was checking them out, and likewise, they didn't want to look at her in case she thought they were checking her out. Sick people. Of course, I stayed Sara's friend, as did a few other people. I mean, it's not like she just *realized* she was lesbian all of a sudden. She'd known it and probably tossed the thought around in her mind for a while. Nothing changed, except she had admitted she was gay. No problem. In fact, she got a girlfriend almost right away. It was sweet. In fact, I know this is mean, but no guy would've fallen for her. And right away, when she came out, her best friend and crush fell for her. Just to specify, her best friend was her crush.

Everything's so stereotyped. Like, the gay dude on our dance team...everyone says he walks like a supermodel and whatnot. But in all actuality, he's the best dancer on the dance team. He dances better than GIRLS.

I liked how you pointed out that you "used" to be somebody. Well, you might've been somebody before, but now you're not just somebody or anybody, but you're YOU.

Laterness,

-Paige :)