Hey,
My friends at drama are the most accepting bunch of kids. I know I am biased, but I believe kids who do acting accept every type of person, because most of the time we are very unique. We have a lot of the LGBTQI community (including myself) and a lot of us have experienced bullying and being excluded for being weird. But at drama, no-one judges and its a place where we can escape and be with people who are like us, and who accept us.
I met cornflakes a year ago. He finished year 12 last year, and has been a great support to me. He often makes sure I'm ok, and is just a really nice person. He gives great hugs, and knows exactly what to say. Well... most of the time he does.
Eclair, I also met a year ago. She's a really cute girl, whom I love to death, and is just a really great girl to hang out with. We stick together a lot. I don't really remember how we met, but as soon as we did, we became pretty good friends. She has a best friend who is at drama too, and is also another one of my good friends.
There is the boy who invited me to hang out. He's nice. We acted in a scene together, and that's how we met.
Then there's this other guy, who is a year older than me, and we barely talk, but we are really good friends.
In fact, while there are really nice people at my drama, i tend not to talk that much, I just stick to myself, until cornflakes gets frustrated with me, and asks me whats wrong. I usually say fine. He never believes me.
That's my drama.
- Nik
