I think I’m
a bad girl but I’ve been trying my best to be better. In the past, I blew up
easily and this could scare you. But everybody has their own story. If people
knew my story at that time, they might forgive me and tolerate me more.
My story
started with my complex family and twin sister, who has suffered from an
disorder since she was born. We grew up together. But as a child, I had to
clean up all the mess she made, including her dirty plates after meals and even
her poo. I used to be envious of other teenagers who could hang out with
friends while I had to stay at home to take care of my sister, who looks like
me but can’t understand me. What frustrated me most was that my parents usually
told me off but had never scolded her. All these scenes weave my childhood
memories, which are unforgettable but I wish I could forget.
All
those childhood experiences have made me a tough girl. I don’t greet others with
smiles because I don’t know how to smile. But it’s hard to make me cry. I don’t
cry because I’ve told myself not to shed a single tear. I have to be tough because
I have no other choices. I don’t believe promises because even my parents have
let me down for countless times. As long as I live up to my responsibilities, I
don’t care what others say.
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