Another flow of thoughts scene
I hate it. Everyone… with everyone, it’s just like they all love each other. I know they don’t. But I feel like there’s something wrong with me. That even when they all told me not to quit, they still didn’t want me. I don’t like being here. They don’t talk to me. I come for the singing. They socialize, I sing. Even a guy I thought I was friends with doesn’t really talk to me. I told him so. I’m not really part of this. I wish Kailey was still here. As annoying as she got sometimes, she was a good friend, and she was in choir. We’d be getting all hyper and attracting stares. And we wouldn’t care. I just want to feel like I belong, like someone here likes me. I feel like the protests of “Oh don’t leave” were fake and meaningless. Exclusion. Dislike. Maybe not so much dislike and just not wanting to talk. I hate this. I try to work my way into a conversation and I feel rejected. I never feel like I belong here. The only thing that keeps me here is the fact that they think I’m good. I hate to stereotype… but this is prep central. Everyone knows everone. Except me. I know, but I don’t know. I know their name, their face, their voice, as they know mine, but they don’t socialize with me, with only one or two exceptions. I want to go home. I want to go hang out with the people I love. My friends. My family. I don’t belong here. I have one thing in common with them. Singing. And even then I feel different. My voice is lower, deeper in tone. I have nothing in common. I don’t feel acknowledged until I sing. I think that’s why I like the spotlight. They like me then. I heard them when I tried out. I hear them the rest of the time too. Silence. I’m not there till I sing.
I'm not there until I sing
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