After reading a horrible (yet well-written) article about us citizens being totally mean to each other, I realized that this is much like in my real life.
There are a group of very cool girls, a group of not so cool girls, and the unwanted girls are just wandering around by themselves. The group of 'popular' girls have been together in school for almost forever! The leftover girls were new to the school at a point in their lives. The popular girls acted up a way and personality that they all could share, and that personality is to be mean. Not a 'You are SOOO ugly' kind of mean, but a 'Don't talk to me, I'm doing my work' kind of mean (even if they asked you 20 questions about their work before you ever asked one). These people are too caught up in their group to notice the feelings of the newer people.
Do you follow? I am trying to say that the oldbies are all friends, the newbies are all friends, and no matter how hard newbies try to be like oldbies, the oldbies won't let them do that. This is much like Whyville, sorry to say. Whyville is almost too realistic in some ways. Giggler01 was right about everyone fighting.
Maybe I am mistaken. These oldbies that I am talking about are actually middlebies. I know that almost all oldbies are friends with practically everyone in Whyville, no matter what they look like. So these oldbies that I was talking about, I meant to call them middlebies.
Message to Middlebies: Some middlebies think they have been here long enough to be oldbies. Oldbies are usually nice, because they have been here forever. But middlebies that think they are oldbies are the worst. Newbies can't help being newbies! Why do you guys make fun of them! People say, 'You're fat!' but maybe that outfit is very stylish to their race! Just like your hats with fuzzies are to yours! Have you ever thought that not everyone is the same? Everybody is unique; why can't you see that?
Here I am, sitting in the pool party. There are people with brown hair, blonde hair, multicoloured hair, literally black skin, and so many other faces. Why can't you compliment them for being creative rather then insult them because they don't look like you? And when they try to look like you, you yell at them saying, "Don't copy me!"
Most newbies usually have a really ugly face but a really nice personality. Don't judge a book by its cover. Don't judge a person by their looks. That newbie you're insulting may look ugly, but maybe she could be your new best friend! That little dude up in the corner crying because he has no friends is because people have rejected his looks.
I'm just trying to make Whyville a better place, but not everybody reads the newspaper. I hope Whyville could sometime (obviously not right away) have some terrible disease or something go around the town that will make everyone grateful for what they have, instead of making fun of what someone else doesn't.
Thanks for reading. Merry Christmas (if this gets in the newspaper by Christmas)!
Twigsy
