The Attention She Didn't Want
A girl in your year called Tara figured out how to get attention. She'd say outrageous things, do dares, push every joke further than anyone else. And it worked — people noticed her, laughed, talked about her. For a kid who used to feel invisible, it felt amazing. But the attention started to curdle. People weren't laughing with her so much as at her. She'd become "that girl who'll do anything," the entertainment, the one you dare to do the stupid thing. The more she did it, the less she could stop, because going quiet now would mean becoming invisible again — and she'd built her whole place on being the wild one. She got seen. She's just not sure it's her they're actually seeing.
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