... It was hard to imagine that I could ever feel like a "cool" girl, but I felt like a person I myself would have been intrigued in my first years.
The narrator reflects on her journey of self-perception throughout her formative years. Initially, she struggles to see herself as a "cool" girl and feels disconnected from the image she wishes to project. However, over time, she realizes that she has developed attributes that could intrigue her younger self.
This transformation highlights the complexities of adolescent identity and self-acceptance. The character’s evolution represents a deeper understanding of who she truly is, rather than conforming to societal expectations of popularity and allure.
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