Skeith Takahata II
Lesbian Anarchist
- Joined
- Feb 26, 2009
- Location
- Elsewhere
High school had been proving to be a lonely time for the young red headed Sybil. It wasn't that she didn't have any friends. In truth, she had plenty. It wasn't like there weren't guys chasing her, because, again, there were plenty. Sybil's loneliness came from being a closeted lesbian and lacking the courage to approach the other girls at school. As a result of her sexual frustration and lack of romantic involvement, while being surrounded by people her age doing just that, she had developed low self-esteem and a sense of self loathing. She thought of herself as cowardly, and was beginning to think of herself as unattractive. All of that began to change when she began to suspect that another girl at school had been observing her. She knew her name, and knew that they at least shared a couple classes, one of which being gym. They got along well enough, but hadn't really hung out. So she couldn't really call her a friend.
Ever since she became suspicious of the girl, she had begun trying to approach her. Conversations had been awkward flirtatious exchanges, but every invitation to hang out outside of school had been declined. It was getting tiresome trying to guess the girl's interest level, especially not being brave enough to simply come out to her as a lesbian. She could have never been prepared for what kind of girl this other student really was, nor could she have predicted just how crazy about her she would become. That morning, she was standing at her locker. She hung up her coat and her bag, taking out the books she would need for class. She gave a sigh as she turned to face her friends. The group of them stood chatting about their plans for the weekend, while Sybil kept a passive eye out for the girl she had been chatting up. Surely she would be able to find her that morning. Assuming that she wouldn't find her first.
Ever since she became suspicious of the girl, she had begun trying to approach her. Conversations had been awkward flirtatious exchanges, but every invitation to hang out outside of school had been declined. It was getting tiresome trying to guess the girl's interest level, especially not being brave enough to simply come out to her as a lesbian. She could have never been prepared for what kind of girl this other student really was, nor could she have predicted just how crazy about her she would become. That morning, she was standing at her locker. She hung up her coat and her bag, taking out the books she would need for class. She gave a sigh as she turned to face her friends. The group of them stood chatting about their plans for the weekend, while Sybil kept a passive eye out for the girl she had been chatting up. Surely she would be able to find her that morning. Assuming that she wouldn't find her first.