Hi! I’m Christine. I used to be more confident as a kid, but when puberty hit I started to become more insecure about myself. Two weeks ago I reached a climax when the worst thing you can imagine happened to me! I was way more outgoing as a little girl. I loved the entertainment and fashion business. I loved dancing and showed everyone my moves. I even thought I was going to be a supermodel. That’s America's Next Top Model fault. I still love you, Tyra Banks! I wore these amazing and girly dresses and walked around everywhere as if I were on a fashion runway. People always told my parents and me how pretty I was, which gave me a lot of confidence at the moment. I hit puberty very young. Very, very young. I was eight years old when my first period came in. My body changed so fast! I felt so ashamed about myself! I was the first one of my class of course. When every girl could continue feeling a kid, I couldn’t anymore. My mom told me it was normal; that many girls hit puberty at my age, just that my classmates hadn’t. Some girls are fine with having their period at an early age. Some girls even want for it to happen earlier. That’s freaking weird. I just wanted to feel like a child, and just focus on playing with dolls, dancing and modeling. I didn’t want those changes or any more responsibilities at that age. My mom thought I was overreacting. Was I? After that, I became a timid and introverted person. I didn’t feel like myself anymore. I’m a freshman now and every girl has gone through her first period. Still, that feeling of being different never went off. I’m still really shy! At school, I try not to draw much attention to myself. I don’t talk to many people. I have some amazing friends though. And I’m less shy when I’m with them. Two weeks ago...it happened. Something made me even more insecure. My history teacher sent the class a final project, in which we all had to perform a play, related to one of the topics we had seen this school year. He divided the class in two groups, and each had to pick a theme. I didn’t like this assignment cause of stage fright. Yet, I had to participate, since it had a huge impact in the subject grade.
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Hi! I’m Christine. I used to be more confident as a kid, but when puberty hit I started to become more insecure about myself. Two weeks ago I reached a climax when the worst thing you can imagine happened to me! I was way more outgoing as a little girl. I loved the entertainment and fashion business. I loved dancing and showed everyone my moves. I even thought I was going to be a supermodel. That’s America's Next Top Model fault. I still love you, Tyra Banks! I wore these amazing and girly dresses and walked around everywhere as if I were on a fashion runway. People always told my parents and me how pretty I was, which gave me a lot of confidence at the moment. I hit puberty very young. Very, very young. I was eight years old when my first period came in. My body changed so fast! I felt so ashamed about myself! I was the first one of my class of course. When every girl could continue feeling a kid, I couldn’t anymore. My mom told me it was normal; that many girls hit puberty at my age, just that my classmates hadn’t. Some girls are fine with having their period at an early age. Some girls even want for it to happen earlier. That’s freaking weird. I just wanted to feel like a child, and just focus on playing with dolls, dancing and modeling. I didn’t want those changes or any more responsibilities at that age. My mom thought I was overreacting. Was I? After that, I became a timid and introverted person. I didn’t feel like myself anymore. I’m a freshman now and every girl has gone through her first period. Still, that feeling of being different never went off. I’m still really shy! At school, I try not to draw much attention to myself. I don’t talk to many people. I have some amazing friends though. And I’m less shy when I’m with them. Two weeks ago...it happened. Something made me even more insecure. My history teacher sent the class a final project, in which we all had to perform a play, related to one of the topics we had seen this school year. He divided the class in two groups, and each had to pick a theme. I didn’t like this assignment cause of stage fright. Yet, I had to participate, since it had a huge impact in the subject grade.
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