Coming out
Posted: Sun Apr 23, 2006 9:59 pm
Well I feel I've known you guys for a while but I feel like I need to get this off my chest.
Over the years I could tell that I was different from all the other kids. I first noticed it in elementary school. One kid was bullying another, and I really had deep feelings for him. You could say that he hurt me more than he hurt the other kid. Over the years I had many experiences such as this one. I've seen kittens stuck in trees and cried for hours when I couldn't do anything to help them. I've seen old ladies trying to cross the street, but the light just changes to darn fast. I went home and didn't know what to do with myself that day, I just had the strangest emotions. For the longest time I didn't know how to interpret these feelings, or what I should do about them. I've now decidided that I just have to come forward and tell you all about it. Yes, for the past few years I have been leading a double life. As many of you may have guessed, I am a superhero. Now that I've accepted the fact that I'm different I can help little kids on the playground, get kittens out of trees, and help old ladies across the street. I hope you all can accept me for who I am and we can still be friends. Unless you're Chuck Norris, you still owe me three dollars.
Over the years I could tell that I was different from all the other kids. I first noticed it in elementary school. One kid was bullying another, and I really had deep feelings for him. You could say that he hurt me more than he hurt the other kid. Over the years I had many experiences such as this one. I've seen kittens stuck in trees and cried for hours when I couldn't do anything to help them. I've seen old ladies trying to cross the street, but the light just changes to darn fast. I went home and didn't know what to do with myself that day, I just had the strangest emotions. For the longest time I didn't know how to interpret these feelings, or what I should do about them. I've now decidided that I just have to come forward and tell you all about it. Yes, for the past few years I have been leading a double life. As many of you may have guessed, I am a superhero. Now that I've accepted the fact that I'm different I can help little kids on the playground, get kittens out of trees, and help old ladies across the street. I hope you all can accept me for who I am and we can still be friends. Unless you're Chuck Norris, you still owe me three dollars.