Quinn:
People always told me I was never good enough, my father , my mother , my sister everyone. I was never as smart as I should be, or as thin as I should be and I was always compared to my sister "Why couldn't you as pretty as Frannie?"they would say or, "why aren't you at the top of the class like Frannie?"
I usually take this all in stride, always trying a little harder, working out a little longer, and studying extra hard. I joined the Cheerios at the beginning of school to make myself popular and it worked until, I got pregnant. I was thrown out of my home, but worst thing is I hurt the people I care about the most and I still feel guilty, since then I've just felt numb.
Until, one day something unfortunate happens and it made things so much better.
Rachel:
"They are just jealous of you," my fathers would say. I used to believe them, I really did, when I was little, when my classmates did petty things like pull my hair. As I grew older the more I had to tell myself this, the less I believed it. And with it I tried harder for people to like me and ended up getting worse, by middle school I was an outcast and I couldn't afford "cool" clothes because of the daily increasing dry cleaning bill from lunches thrown in my face and clothes, so I was stuck with animal sweaters , plaid skirts, and dreadful knee socks.
At the beginning of high school it just got worse it went from lunches, to both lunches and slushies. I still had the same clothes, so that didn't change. All of this went on throughout freshman year. I thought that glee club would change things on the contrary it made things worse, I love it , I really do but it's hard and I thought I could take it.
Until, one day something unfortunate happens and things got so much better.
