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"Genie," she said, "I want to find a place where I'll fit in, where I can belong."

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Ninety-nine percent of the time, I like who I am.

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She tells me how much it hurt that her father never wanted to be part of her life.

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Maybe I should be more polite and patient with people who get my name wrong.

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Sometimes she almost craves the catharsis of someone's cruelty, washing over her and battering like a wave, carrying her home to the shore.

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The wounded earth healed without a scar over her coffin.

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People say I have a thick skin, unlike those snowflakes who whine about every stupid little microaggression feeling like a slap in the face.

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"That's just too bad," people always say when they learn I'm estranged from my family, meaning it's a shame I can't find it in my heart to forgive.

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You insisted you had to be wanted for yourself; you would not settle for pity.

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"Welcome to the class of 2027" was all I had time to read before tears of joy and relief made the screen go all blurry.

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
"Genie," she said, "I want to find a place where I'll fit in, where I can belong."	58
Ninety-nine percent of the time, I like who I am.	57
She tells me how much it hurt that her father never wanted to be part of her life.	57
Maybe I should be more polite and patient with people who get my name wrong.	57
Sometimes she almost craves the catharsis of someone's cruelty, washing over her and battering like a wave, carrying her home to the shore.	56
The wounded earth healed without a scar over her coffin.	55
People say I have a thick skin, unlike those snowflakes who whine about every stupid little microaggression feeling like a slap in the face.	55
"That's just too bad," people always say when they learn I'm estranged from my family, meaning it's a shame I can't find it in my heart to forgive.	55
You insisted you had to be wanted for yourself; you would not settle for pity.	55
"Welcome to the class of 2027" was all I had time to read before tears of joy and relief made the screen go all blurry.	55