I met a boy my 1st year of high school from New Orleans.  However, I didn't get into Talented Theater, yet.  He left.  I have a feeling I was supposed to look for him, but he won't talk to me, now.

I met a boy online, and he was gonna marry me.  I didn't respond just then.  He continued to say how we'd have kids.  He got mad when I made a topic just to talk about him.  I got mad when he posted a jumping panda.  I'd gotten really mad, and he's gotten fed up with me yet not out of control.  For some reason online, people surround him like vultures.  It's because they know how he is online when he posts on a message board.

I thought someone wanted me to call their daughter, who was almost 2 that month, the n word.  I thought the people involved in the experiment were not being direct in how they communicated with me and that I was supposed to.  She said her husband said their son would be gay on the bonus features of a movie.  I thought, since they were weird, that they wanted me to do it in a friendly way when I was feeling hysterically upset and enraptured yet mad to make it seem more friendly.

My aunt came over for my birthday, and for some reason it didn't seem as special for my mom.  I posted how I felt online.  My grandma had me call her every night and read a Bible reading.  It would make me feel I have to put in effort to make my egg sacks feel okay all night.  Finally, I didn't feel as much there.  I stopped talking to her a little before my birthday.

I thought of a bad thing|word because my mom, my psychiatrist, and maybe that boy and other people on the message board made these words come up.  I was feeling some slight yet requiring a sort of invisible|feelingless strong effort to not go in convulsions in a certain area.  That's why the word snapped out of me, as I was lying in bed.  I stopped responding to my dad thinking "it's not it" for a day if I do something stupid like that.  Wait, before that, I got mad I thought someone was thinking my mom was a nigger and I thought of that bad word, then, too, just because I didn't feel like thinking about it.  That changed my life for awhile.  Wait, what really happened was I came out and just was feeling slightly snappy as my dad was talking to my grandma.  Things changed then for a long time.  I also happened to be stomping on the streets at some people.  I do that sometimes but try not to.  It's been since Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, like hearing the painful truck doors fall every time on my way to class.  I'd throw my backpack and stuff across the floor.  Since the first thing I mentioned, my dad and people have been following suit and always insulting me and justifying their thoughts and anything that's "too good to be true."

The problem is I'm constantly feeling pressure in my egg sacks, not a lot of feeling, but a lot of "invisible|feeling-less" effort to keep it from spinning.  I think I was set up.  I also get upset when I feel that in other parts of my body.

When I'm in my room and in the house, I hear random clicks and other gurgling noises.  For some reason, they affect me.  I'm sensitive to noise.  I don't know why.

I took Risperdal.  My psychiatrist lackadaisically took me off the Depression pills I was given at the mental hospital when I told him it wasn't related to schizophrenia, basically.  However, I lost my female thing for a year.  My dad didn't have me cut up the side effects pill, and I think it made me sick and justified me to quit taken the medicine, altogether.  I've gotten bigger and lumpier since the mental hospital.  I had heavier ones and then very light ones.  I used to have to wear diapers when I decided to come home from college, though it was because I was kicked out of my major and couldn't stand the environment.  I was thinking of not going to college because Charlie and the Chocolate Factory was coming out.  In fact, I heaved upon seeing the poster my dad presented to me on the way to some big movie...

Lots of things have shaped my life.  I think the biggest thing was when I started to look attractive when I was 11, but I don't know when my life became an experience and it probably doesn't matter.  So, people were treating me like I didn't matter and like bad people were right to make me feel bad and ... I just wanted to be funny and the reason was good.  I said, "Aw no," when my dad came home from work.  It was because I didn't finish my homework and didn't get to spend time with him.  So, we moved to the New Orleans area, and I ended up staying up every night.  I also gained more weight.  I did talk to my dad but about not having friends a lot at night.  However, I had to stay up late every night finishing my homework but did the best.  I did look more European but not as well-respected.

I'm not sure, but I think something else shaped my life.  My mom's younger sister's kids wrote to my brother and I.  I don't really know how old I was because I don't remember if the younger brother, who must be 8-10 years younger than me, wrote.  They gave us nice stationary.  I felt bad because we didn't have any and my mom didn't buy us stuff that much.  I think I was saving money and unsure why I felt I would never get around to it.  I just felt like my mom knocked me out in how she acted every time I tried to make myself remember to write.

I did gymnastics once or twice a week until I turned 9 and art growing up since I was a toddler.  When I was 9, the music teacher's daughter got glasses.  I don't know why, but it just came out without thinking, literally no control, but out of empathy, "I'd rather go blind than wear glasses."  I soon after got glasses.  A friend took me to see a movie.  Funny her mom didn't have her wear eye makeup when she got older.

When I was 7, I called a girl a jackass for lightly slapping another girl.  I think the boys tested me to put up my middle finger.  Actually, I jumped in.

My dad now seems to claim it's his mom who's been pressuring him.