Disappointed.

I swear I never wanted to be that "The white man is keeping us down" type of person. The events that have been occurring in my life lately have been proving that thought to be true. I have been trying to cross "Get another or 2nd job" off the list. I had a great interview with Marriott, they didn't hire me. I had  a great interview with one lady for The Grand Hyatt and she asked me to have another interview with another guy and I did that, still didn't get the job. Everybody is telling me it's because of my blonde hair. This frustrates me because if I were a white girl it wouldn't matter. Not only that it's not like I'm a BLACK ass girl, but i'm not, the color goes good with my skin. 

Anyways, I just had to face the reality that I'm going to have to wear a wig to the interviews from now on. This upsets me and this is pathetic, but I gotta do what I gotta do. I guess growing up means losing parts of yourself that you LOVE as a sacrifice for things you need in your life. Right now I need so much more. I need peace of mind, security, and contentment. I have none of those things. I am scratching and clawing to get to different places in my life, just to be let down and disappointed. I feel so trapped. Feel like I am being STRONGLY forced not to be myself. That's bullshit!


 I was so upset, but my hair is just like when I had to give up my septum piercing. To go through pain to get a piercing is something big. Then to have someone tell you that you can't wear it or it's not allowed is even bigger. I felt so small in a world that is so big. The world is so big that it controls you. Society controls its people in a way that you can't really have that much individuality. That hurts because if anyone knows me, they know that I am all for individuality. I felt as though, shit, if I have to give up all this shit just to get a job; I should have joined the Air Force. (pow!) Imagine that? Anyways, I'm going just keep going on the path that I am because I know that it will take me somewhere great. I just have to dress up in costume or disguise to go to interviews and shit.