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Can't sleep....need to rant and be emo for a bit.

Fri Jul 18, 2008, 3:08 AM
It's about 2:35 in the morning and I have a lot on my mind. Earlier today I was reading this pretty interesting webcomic, it was both funny and thought provoking, but something about it struck a cord with me and that is what has been keeping me up.

I'll admit I'm unique, just like everyone else, I stand out from a crowd and when I was young this was the reason my parents could pick me out from all the other kids; my red hair.
Now some of you will go "Ooo red hair!" then some of you will go. "Pfft, so?". But for me and probably everyone else whom has red hair, it has been a burden almost all my life.
Because according to the media I'm not pretty, I'm not desirable, I'm not what every Tom, Dick and Harry is looking for in a woman. They want the blondes, brunetts and black haired, exotic, beautiful woman, not someone whom is white as a sheet and covered in freckles.

I'll admit I'm not pretty or beautiful, nothing special really. Since I was young I have been contimplating dying my hair blonde or brown, maybe it was all the carrot tops, ginger, fire crotch remarks that I got throughout school. Maybe I thought that if I dyed my hair I could finally fit it, maybe if I do, I wouldn't be sitting here never been kissed, never had a real boyfriend, never gone out on a date and all that jazz.

Yeah I know I'll hear about it in the morning from my friends saying. "What do you mean your pretty." and "You don't need a guy, trust me.". I don't know about you but it irks me when they tell me this, this reassurance and false hope that I know isn't true. This coming from people whom have been kissed, whom has had boyfriends, whom have gone on dates and all that jazz. Yeah it's nice and all to tell me that it's not worth it, but let me make that choice, let me experiance the heartbreak and all that stuff that comes with having a relationship. If an any it happens at all, because compared to them, they are the ones that the guys are looking at when we walk through the mall, not me, them. Compared to them, I'm a league behind in everything. I'll also get that "You don't need a man to validate you." crap, yeah I probably don't, but it's nice to know that I attract someone aside from my "great personality", which has been the excuse that any guy I had a crush on would say. "Oh you have a great personality, but can we just be friends." trust me I heard them all and I'm sick of it, they say there is someone for everyone, but I'm starting to doubt it. I think by now, if a guy was to like me, I wouldn't notice because of doubts that if it was genuine or not, heart to harden over, that kind of crap.

-sigh- But you know what, whatever, tomorrow I'll probably get a phone call from my friends telling me this and that. Then I'll have to go back to pretending to be happy with my life beacause it's better for everyone else. Then as I go to the mall and watch every sick display of couples as they trot down the halls holding hands, making out and basically putting on a soft core porn act, I'll head to the nearest supermarket down to the beauty section and check out the prices and colour of some blonde hair dye, maybe then I'll feel better about myself.

  • Mood: Sarcastic
  • Listening to: stuff
  • Reading: The Amber Spyglass
  • Watching: Wall E
  • Playing: The world ends with you
  • Eating: My face
  • Drinking: Liquids, because drinking solids would be har

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Sammie, -sigh- I do get how you feel. I was made fun of too, called nerd, granny, stupid. I thought I was born ugly and that was life, up until I was 19. Please don't dye your hair. My mom was just as much a flaming red head as you. She too was short, pale and covered in freckles but she still had a fun, full life and recieved compliments about her hair even after she started going gray. You aren't made fun of now Sam, forget what was said in your childhood. Don't shrug off the compliments about your personality either. My moms' best trait aside from her hair was her personality and she was loved by many for it. She even told me once that her boss had said that if he'd seen her first he would have married her. Sam, my mom was no super model nor quite the average size of woman. She worked as a secretary and didn't get much time for exercise due to raising twins, cleaning house and commuting to work. My point is is that her personality overcame any physical trait that wasn't the stereotypical good looks of a female.

When I say guys aren't worth it, I mean those overly attractive ones that are mostly interested in looks. I've learned the hard way that it's better to go for personality over looks. When I do start dating again I'll be looking for personality first.

I hope I haven't been blunt or tactless. I just wish I could fast forward your life show you the great things in your future than bring you back to the present and say I told you so. :)

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What we do in life echoes in eternity
Far be it for me to say anything about red haired girls. I personally would never have made a rude or unkind remark about anyone's hair color. Hells, if I had to choose ebtween a girl with red hair and a blonde, I'd pick the girl with the better personality, no matter what hair color they possessed. All the color of the hair to me is a simple part of a whole you couldn't be without. It's your choice to change it or not, but don't change it just because of feeling out of place. Hell, the media only portrays women as they do to say "This is SEXY." Guess what, models ain't as perfect as they look, and I'd rather have a girl with some flaws than none at all.

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