Mocking Society I - Fitting In

I really am an incredibly normal person. I like all music from the nicest metal to the epic or soothing (which ever really), classical music of the 17th or 18th century. I like to occasionally spend money, buy more of what I want than what I really need; dress comfortably but fashionably; have a good social life and update my Facebook status of whatever I feel like at the moment.

When you go to the school toilet on a freezing day and the seat is warm...

It’s true really. It must be; it’s had 8 ‘likes’ already. I would also like to add I’m not a super model. I like my food and I exercise enough but I’m not incredibly sporty. I also enjoy school. Is this all too much? Now you’re probably thinking, "this girl really isn’t normal at all!” Girls should love shopping hate school and have a boyfriend by the age of 15 with their incredibly sexy bodies. No, not really. And for those who have just said, 'Well I’m not like that,' don’t try and tell you haven’t thought about this sort of thing once in a while. It’s the new ravaging disease of the 21st century girls. Side effects range from anorexia to self-hating, whiny girls.

Do I just feel that girls are believed to feel second rate these days? Has anyone thought about what guys? Ok, I do believe that the statistics say so and so does everyone else just pause for a second and think about the boys. Do you ever think that they have issues? So many of my guy-friends have been non-stop constant whiners about the size of muscles, how tall they should be and predicting when their next growth spurt will be.

Really. Girls worry about having the best shape and hair, but in truth, so do the boys. Being made feel second rate and being set examples throughout the media are exactly the same as girls in some ways.

Has anyone ever thought that in high school, it’s no longer survival of the strongest but most likely survival of the hottest or fittest?