Patricia Kitt walked down the sidewalk--heading home after a long day of school--with her head down, allowing the pouring rain to soak her light brown hair and her long, black and white dress. Her dark brown eyes were fixed on the sidewalk in front of her. She was quiet and shy, but she always tried to help everyone out the best she could.
But that didn't seem to change the fact they all hated her. The bullying was a constant thing, and it had driven her to self-harm and depression. It even made the once-bubbly girl terribly sensitive and timid. She tried her hardest, but it was never good enough. It was all because of her gender identity: she was a male-to-female transsexual, and while she passed quite well, someone somehow got a hold of the information that she was trans* and spread it. Now everyone was always ready with nasty comments or a beating if they approached her, or they just avoided her altogether.
She sighed, pulling at the cuffs on her sleeves. "There truly must be no one out there who could love me..."