One day I met a girl who told me whenever she was in a group of males she felt she couldn't get a word in. She was intimidated and feared sharing her opinions. She still had opinions, even if they weren't heard.
I saw another young girl on television. Her bony body perplexed phD Phil and he literally listed reasons why the worried controlling couple's kid was starving herself. The youth had no say in her life. She didn't get to make the choices in this parent dictatorship. She wasn't heard. She had opinions but they weren't heard.
I sat in class with the pompous teacher. The one with fancy degrees and a mywayorthehighway manner. I had opinions on the matters he placed in front of me. I was not heard.
When I write, you don't see age. When I write, my gender will not be so apparent. When I write I have control. Did you ask me why a college girl writes? I think it's because I have a story. I think it's because I have opinions.
Hannah
You are definitely heard- this has a clear force, a strength and passion that drive your message through the minds of readers, in this case, your writing peers. Thank you for this encouragement.
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