Then why have people problems remembering me?
People in my class seem to forget I am one of their classmates, my family's on vacation when I want to celebrate my birthday (well, I will have my revenge on that one. I am going to celebrate when everyone's home. They'll be forced to buy me presents. MWAHAHAHA), my housemates never tell me when something important has to happen (like that time when the central heating had to be replaced. No one told me a bunch of people was coming over. I was the only one home, and I had to go to school. No one told me that was going to happen) and whenever there is something important going on in my D&D group, no one feels like telling me.
I hate being invisible.
Maybe that is the reason why I shout so loud whenever something happens and I feel like I am a victim of it. I always have to make sure everyone hears about it, and how injust I am being treated.
I feel like a whiny person at times like that, when I want to feel like a nice person, who has nice things to say.
So, to all the people who seem to forget me all the time: I am not invisible. And even though I seem strong, I have feelings too. Thank you very a lot.
Oh, and Keely made me something superspeshul.
Now, leave me a comment, and buy Keely art.
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On the last week of school one of my teacher's thought my name was Hannah.
Three people ignored/turned down signing my yearbook.
My friend stood me up to go see X-Men and saw it with someone else. And this one hurts the most especially since we've been planning this, and I waited a while. Then come home to see the LSG raving about X-Men. @__@
And the whole staying strong thing. Hate it when you try to look really great on the outside, when on the inside you all kdjfalkfjdlajfeiowaehra.
But that art is really good. I love the moustache. Even though it's supposed to be Asian, it makes you look like you're French. whee