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Just A Girl

by cheyennekai

I am just a girl. A typical teenage girl. A girl who, in no special way, stands out or makes her self noticed. There's nothing wrong with that. Going about my business day in and out with people who care and people who don't people I've gotten to know and people I won't I'm Just a Girl. Most times I like being just a girl Just a typical teenage girl A girl who listens to the music she should, watches the shows targeted at her demographic, And buys the products that proclaim to hold the secret of beauty Because what else should I do, right? I'm Just a girl. Just a Typical Teenage girl and Typical teenage girls are predictable. On certain days though, I don't want to be "just a girl" That "Typical Teenage girl" who Takes everything that is laid out for her on the glossy pages of a magazine
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Zensho
I like the message that you're portraying here, it is completely relatable. Often people forget that we're all individuals and fitting in doesn't always fit. I also like how you used the balancing phrase "just a girl" it unified your stanzas well

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