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Different


They look at me like I'm different, 
But the truth is, 
I am. 
I'm different in the way that 
I don't like boys the way most girls my age do. 
I hate boys. 
I like girls. 
I'm different, 
People my age believe it's wrong to find people of the same gender attractive; 
But not me. 
I'm different. 
 

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