redhead6

When someone asks who you are you shouldn't be able to tell them right away. You could, of course, give them your name and other generic things about you but you could not explain to them the different aspects, the different memories, that make you, you. Hanging on the wall in my room is a sign that says "BITCHALITTLE" that my mother's best friend gave her when she was a teenager. When I was about three I asked my dad what it meant he said that it was a town. It wasn't until I was fourteen and the sign emerged from under a pile of clothes that I realized he had lied to me. Most people's first words are "Mama" or "Dada" easy to say, simple parent recognition. My first word was "Hi." I was six months old and my aunts sister-in-law was holding me. So there is just a little bit, about me.