Don’t be afraid to find out who you are and who you want to be, and become that woman. That woman, you will find, is absolutely amazing.

I’m 31 now and it’s crazy how similar the entries in your diary are to mine, however, I think mine would actually be from 8th and 9th grades…I guess I was a bit… “behind.” Still, the fact that I, and apparently a lot of other women, experienced this bizarre drama-trauma throughout key emotional and sexual developmental years is striking. If I were to give any young women who are currently experiencing similar situations at the present time any advice at all, it would be to find out who YOU are; and to realize who you are DOES NOT depend on how others see you whether it be the boy you like, his friends, other girls in your class, or even your best friend(s). Don’t be afraid to find out who you are and who you want to be, and become that woman. That woman, you will find, is absolutely amazing.