I hadn't heard of the term until The Perks of Being a Wallflower and I only really recognize that term with the book and movie. (I hate the fact that I saw the movie before the book. It's one of the things that I criticize about people. Then again, I did the same thing with Les Miserables. Don't forget, I can be a hypocrite sometimes). I don't really talk a lot and I don't really like participating. Most of the time throughout high school I was alone, except for my friends. I'm alone now sitting in my room content with the way things are. I guess I like it that way.
It's a pretty flower, isn't it?
I didn't realize it was an actual flower that clings to walls, but I guess that makes sense.
The thing that has most resonated with me though is the quote said about Wallflowers in the book,
I feel the most connected to this. I always seem to understand people, even when they don't understand themselves. Even though I don't even understand myself. I guess it's hard for someone to understand a Wallflower, considering the keep quiet.
I've never really told any of my friends about things that I have started to write here. And yet I'm trusting in a complete stranger. Kind of like Charlie.
I guess even though it is difficult to understand the things men do, it is easiest when approached from the outside.
I seem to notice everything. And I never tell anyone.
Then again, I've never really seen anything too important or crucial to really tell.
But I do have a lot to say, which most people don't seem to notice.
So here is where I am going to write what I have to say.
