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I've Decided


I’m no longer going to label myself. I’m no longer just single or a Christian a virgin or never been kissed. I’m no longer a blonde, average build tan, long-legged freak. I’m no longer smart, a bookworm, an excellent writer or a wordasaur. I’m no longer a college senior a marketing major a good friend a skateboard enthusiast or a Hot Chelle Rae fan. As of today I am all of these labels blended like fruit. I am me. Chelsea DeVries
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