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The Secret Diary of the
As a self-proclaimed introvert, soft spoken, and arguably one of the most "quietest girl on earth", the Pink Wallflower Girl finally breaks her silence and shares her unique perspective of what it is like to live a life of what society calls a wallflower girl.
For All of Her Fellow
Wallflower Girls Out There...
She Decided to Finally Step Out of the Shadows,
And Be Silent No More.
**Excerpt from the Secret Diary of the Pink Wallflower Girls - Read Full Version Here
A Safe Haven for All Wallflower Girls
While the Secret Diary of the Pink Wallflower Girl serves only as an insight into just one life of a quiet and introverted girl, all of us most likely have faced similar struggles and experiences because of our introverted and quiet nature.
By sharing the stories of her past experiences and the important lessons she learned along the way, the Pink Wallflower Girl hopes to use her written words to help foster a sense of Acceptance, Belonging, Empowerment, Understanding, Positivity, and Community amongst fellow wallflower girls.
Dear Diary,
The world tells me that I'm a wallflower girl because I am quiet, shy, soft spoken, and introverted.
While the term sounds innocent on its face, it is undeniable that there has always been a negative connotation attached to it.
Just a simple Google search online (e.g. dictionary definition, articles, etc.) will show that according to the world, a wallflower is typically thought of as someone who is quiet, shy, unpopular, introverted, socially awkward, unremarkable, or an outcast.
But who is the outside world to determine that someone with a quiet characteristic should automatically be labeled as being unpopular, socially awkward, unremarkable, or an outcast? Why is it that just because someone has the characteristic of being quiet or introverted, he or she can't be loved by many people, be remarkable, have a successful life, or shine so extraordinarily bright?
Well, I am determined to change the narrative of what it means to be a wallflower girl.
Who is more qualified to define who a wallflower girl is than the supposed wallflower girl herself?
- Pink Wallflower Girl
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