Pretty Isn't Perfection

by KaseiLovesKlaine

Lucy Quinn Fabray hides herself upon her truth. She's lied to the whole world about who she is, but only because she has to. She doesn't want to downcast her family. It's too late to give up. Or is it? She's the most popular student at McKinley High, Cheerios cheerleading captain, Celibacy Club president, God Squad member and Glee Club member. Does she have to keep up this façade?

Pretty Isn't Perfection

By KaseiLovesKlaine

"Mama said you're a pretty girl. What's in your head it doesn't matter."

I'd always thought that beauty mattered. I grew up on Mama's saying, " It's not about your brains, it's about ya beauty baby girl." Mama conveys so much laudatory over the vision of being perfect. I don't know why though. She's just pedantic with the idea of perfection, but there's no perfect person. I just wanna live, have fun and learn, but she just wants me to be pretty.

When I was in the 6th grade, my mind was set on becoming a therapist. I wanna be that person who's able to contain skill in inducing someone to be better and make the world a better place. Alleviating someone's pain, pressure, and pity would be a primal goal of mine. But I guess that doesn't matter to Mama. It shouldn't be like this though. I should be capable of refuting her psychotic credence that perfection is everything. And I will prove her wrong...