June is listening to Valley...
The new album — Lost In Translation — is great just like every other album
Actually June is listening to that very album. Have a Good Summer (Without me), it is now. Andddddd... OUCH! Could sing it my whole life!
Except music, June loves stories, and characters a lot. A LOT. Though June is anxious, June loves people. People could hurt sometimes, but they're great, as long as June is sitting on the roof alone thinking about them.
June is very very sensitive. For example: In 7th grade, June cried rivers in the classroom, just because kids seating in front of her were talking bad about someone (someone June didn't know). Just the face of malice makes June cry. June cries alot. June loves it when she can. It's relieving. June also cries when June is happy.
June likes to exist.
June is scared. Of malice, mostly.
June is reckless under pressure.
June is gullible.
June loves maths and physics.
June doesn't like school. It's too strict. June likes freedom. But June really loves few things about it. To start with, the people. June doesn't talk much in class, because *fears*, of teachers, of people June will talk to. But mostly because June is "The Wierdo" of the school. Quite famous, you know. But people talk with June. There are few great people in June's class. Then there in the school bus, KIDS! The average age of June's friend group is like nine. June is seventeen. They all, even kids ten years younger than me, say I'm a child. I'd really prefer to be. Grown ups are quite scary. "Never Grow Up" as Taylor Swift says. I have the same birthday as her. Yoo Hoo! BTW, "Never Grow Up", "I Think We're Alone Now", "In This Shirt", and "Together We Stand". Listen. Now! Back to school, there are great plants, trees, flowers and butterflies. June wrote a poem "Jocelyn Bees" watching a wasp. So there are wasps too. Lizards too, actually. In the morning you can hear birds. It's a great place actually. June loves school. June just doesn't like how they teach. That isn't even teaching, okay?
June draws and writes, blankly. People ask June what June is drawing, or writing, June is quite surprised by then being suprised when June says June doesn't know. Yet. Does everyone draw or write knowing what the end is? BTW, June doesn't draw that good. It is not something you could put on a wall. But it is relieving.
June talks to June alot.
June is searching for June's tribe.
What June wants the most is to be 'somebody', part of a story.
June is mostly Scared and Confused.