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Sterotypes


 Pretty girls  are all Aphrodites, attention seekers, loved for looks, and spoiled by those lesser than them

Theres Zues, the golden boys, athletes, the boys next door

Hercules, are defined as the outside boys,

every girl drools over him becuase he's such a bad boy,

To this world

I am one of the Hermes, unapprciated, a messenger, unacknoleged

But i want to be Hades, raged, and hated with my eyes open

open to the falsness of this society

Even with our new gadgets and diffrent beleives, nothing really changes 

We all become our ancestors when there is nothing in our lives to help us change our blood line 

 

 

 

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