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What Am I?


There's a girl with a nice shape, long hair and a small waist; living in today's society your only considered beautiful if you're under an size eight. She wears a pound of make up, wears small clothing but likes to play dress up. She gets all the attention from the crowd with literally walking around like she owns a crown. As I stop and stare I try to compare. What does she have that I'm nowhere near? I am a size eleven, my hair hangs on my shoulders; I only wear eyeliner & lipstick and that's when I'm suppose too. She's a real life barbie and if this is what the average teenager suppose to look like,what am I?
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