Starting off, I was raised into a loving Christian home and family of 1 dad 1 mom and 1 older brother. I went to a Christian preschool that also happened to be my church at the moment. And well of course when you are raised into that sheltered lifestyle where even saying, "Oh my God" and "Shut up" can get you in trouble, when school starts it is a little bit of a shock to here it everyday. Now I was lucky enough to start my elementry years in a highly strict charter school where like at home saying, "Shut up" could get you in trouble and depending on the teacher, a detention.

With my start of my kindergarten year, I wasn't super scared at least with what I can remember. I made a lot of friends although around the middle to end of the year, I remember telling my friends at lunch that only Christians could come to my birthday party no thinking much of it. But what I didn't know is that one of my friends, lets call her, "E" was internally scared by my announcement that she went and just told the vise principle about her situation. I wasn't mad about it when I got called to the office a few days later, I was more so confused onto why she felt scared about it. The whole thing got solved in that office and we ended up continuing being friends.

Even through that time, many years later I still think about that day. But the next year came to be much better. So first grade came along and literally as a huge extrovert child I was, the first day of school I immediately noticed that there was a new student. Like hey I should talk to her and we should be friends. So I went up to her and other kids were already talking to others kids too, not to mention that one boy crying because he didn't want his mom to leave. So I kinda went up and was like, "hi". I mean she was kinda shy but for the most part she was pretty open and we just started talking. This might sound weird but it was basically friends at first sight. Anyways thought= the whole year we had playdates, sleepovers, and we always tried planning visits without consulting out parents first. Then she came.