Leave it to Eve Ensler

Starting this new book “ I am an Emotional Creature” by Eve Ensler, I’ve come too realize that teenage girls all around the world are seen the same. Superficial, PMSing, little bitches whom only think of them selves and drawn in the most minimal things. It’s harsh but in the end it’s true.

Adults believe that girls at this age are selfish and just don’t want to conform with what life is giving them. But what they don’t know is that not even they understand what is going on. All thus things we do in High School like following around the popular girls are just mistakes that in the future will seam ridiculous. But how can we stand if we never fall? I believe we have to make mistakes and learn from them, so in the future when the situation is real, we can know how to handle it.

Even though I’m still in the beginning I’ve liked what I’ve read. The author uses historical events and relates them with the issues of teenage girls. This connection makes such a superficial topic turn into something more educational and interesting. I like how Ensler uses informal register all the time. Using terms that are common in girls today makes it easier to relate to the book. Sincerely I’m not the type of girl who likes reading dramatic stories where girls victimize them selves and create huge dramas.

I don’t know if it’s the way the author puts the situation or maybe the casualty in which she tells what she sees, but this book has caught me. Not only was I surprised when I started reading but also it was funny how much I could relate to it. Maybe I don’t like drama but in the end I’m still a teenage girl like any other in the book.

Murky (adjective)

dark, gloomy, and cheerless.

Giddyup (interjection)

used as a command to a horse to speed up.