Twenty- four years of age.
Such a weird time.
I turn my nose up at everyone younger than me. They just don’t understand. They haven’t been there yet, they just can’t know.
Meanwhile, I still get scolded for my ignorance and lack of experience. With every scoff thrown in my direction, the overwhelming urge to yell boils higher.
I want that recognition. Tell me I’m doing a great job. Be proud of where I’m at instead of where I’m not. Times are different, but I’m in a comparable place.
I’ve struggled, I’ve lost, planning, moving, adjusting. It’s not anything new to me, despite your callousness. The look on your face is as annoying as ever.
Am I selfish? Am I delusional? Maybe you’re right, I'm just a child.
I tried making every decision that you hadn’t, but for my sake, and I had a great time doing it.
Still judged for them, but you’re safe from your mistakes.
Criticized, never.
Humanized, whenever.
Who am I? A daughter, or a peer?
About the Creator
Rambler's Society
Hello everyone! I write fictional surreal stories and poems. I love writing and I hope that you enjoy reading what I've to offer. I have plenty more written down on my website so I'd love it if you'd go check it out!



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