A Letter From 'Stacy' By Stacy Anderson

A Letter from Stacy In the small town of Arlington Virginia we meet 12 year old Stacy Anderson. Stacy is your average middle schooler, equally confused as many children at this point in life. Stacy is a beautiful brunette with more issues than anyone could understand. At this point Stacy questions the reasoning behind the cruelest aspect of her life. She wonders how people can be as cruel as they are, how they could treat a single human being so badly they do not want to be there self. Stacy’s biggest fear in life is not being able to fit in and to find true and total happiness. She fights the battles many middle schoolers face and has a hard time understanding how to handle the pain.
The pain from being bullied most of middle school changes

At this point Stacy has no friends, no boyfriend, and no strength to move forward. Every morning is a challenge to wake up and put on a fake face to everyone she sees throughout her day. Her aspect of ever finding happiness again slips away and she is holding a lot in and without friends or anyone you feel close to what do you do or who do you say it to. Stacy now spends most of her time in her room away from people and social events. She uses the excuse that she is tired, or working on homework when honestly she is sobbing asking why certain things happened to her and why so early in her life. Her sophomore year was a dark year with many lonely months by herself sulking. Until one day she makes a friend she really needed at this time and does not know if she could of made it through without this friend. Her name was Jeanie and she reached out with a helping hand. By this time Stacy’s sophomore year was almost over and summer was going to be here soon. Jeanie and Stacy become close and start talking about the past and as Jeanie tells Stacy her stories Stacy starts to think of how much their stories relate and why she never noticed Jeanie in the past. Jeanie is the girl everyone liked and wanted to be friends with, which made Stacy wonder why she would reach out to someone as low on the totem pole as herself. It turns out Jeanie needed Stacy in her life as much as Stacy needed her which made their relationship flourish. Jeanie gave Stacy hope, hope to finally start to become happy again. One day Jeanie asks Stacy if they could have lunch together and of course Stacy accepts the invite. They meet at their favorite place and begin talking like they usually about girl stuff. After they finish eating Jeanie tells Stacy she has something important to tell her. They leave the restaurant and go for a walk down town. Jeanie starts to talk about her parents and