So I've watched all the episodes of Miraculous Ladybug in less than three days.

I have an issue.

This show made me feel SO INSECURE.

Nobody understands what I'm feeling about this. Like, I don't think you guys can relate to this. Y'all can feel sympathetic at least :)

So...

Y'all know my name's Chloe.

In Miraculous Ladybug, the school bully is a girl. She is blonde. She is skinny. She wears makeup.

Just like me, except I ain't no bully. HELL NO.

She represents the popular, fashionable high school blonde white girl in the school. She's a fucking SNOB.

Guess what her name is?

Chloe. Just like me.

This TV show has put the basic characters that people judge others about what category they're in.

Of course, Chloe is usually represented as an all-well-known fucking bitch with long blonde hair, slim, tall, wears makeup, drama queen, etc.

When I switched high schools, I was PUT in that category because of my appearance.

Because I fucking looked like a rich snobby bitch that's spoiled as fuck. I don't wear horrible shitty makeup, that's the difference between Chloe in Miraculous & I.

I'm not. I'm the complete opposite.

My school is a private school, so basically 95% at my school are wealthy white people.

Ha, I'm in that 5% that's fucking poor.

Each episode I watched, I just CRINGED at how they each person is a stereotypical image of how people put labels on others. Mostly how they made Chloe.

It really, just really made me flashback to sophomore year, how EVERYONE was judging me.

Before Syra & I were best friends, she confessed that she thought I was going to be a stupid rich bitch, just like the other Chloe in my grade. She's a captain cheerleader, blonde, blue eyed, long blonde hair, rich, super snobby, etc.

It was just really difficult finding my place.

And I HATE how this show made Chloe a bitch, a stereotypical rich snobby girl. Usually when you hear the name "Chloe", people automatically think of the stereotypical well known drama queen white girl.

It's just really hard being me, and I know that sounds weird, but it's true.

When I actually look decent in public and if people hear my name, they're already thinking & judging me on my appearance to the stereotypical white girl named Chloe.

I didn't know how a tv show could really get to me.

I'm practically nothing like the stereotypical white girl Chloe fro my character. This is why I love Martin Luther King Jr, judge on people's character, not by their appearance.

Except for the fact of loving Starbucks and Taylor Swift.

I wish the show made it a little bit more original.

The positive side is that I love how Marinette loves Adrien, or Adrian, however you spell his name, but Catnoir loves Ladybug.

If you don't know, Adrien is Catnoir, Marinette is Ladybug. Ladybug & Catnoir are superheroes, but nobody knows their true identity.

Not even each other. So Marinette & Adrien actually have no idea that they're working with each other as superheroes playing as Catnoir & Ladybug.

It's a nice plot story, cause they're practically in love with each other, but they have no idea. It's pretty cute.

I was just really triggered about the stereotypes in this show, especially Chloe. It just made me go back to sophomore year when people just, looked at, talked, gossiped about me because of how I looked like a stereotypical Chloe.

It fucking sucks.

I'd highly recommend watching a few episodes so you'll get what I'm saying.

I wish society didn't put stereotypical  labels on appearances.

I really hate society right now, especially with all the shootings happening. Another thing happened again, a black male had his hands up for no reason and surrendered to the white female officer. He hadn't done ANYTHING.

She pops a bullet in him.

Black lives fucking matter. Again, people using stereotypes to make their judgements.

I'm done.

Before I'm done actually, don't say all lives matter.

Just don't. You know why? I'll give an example.

Saying all lives matter is like bandaging your whole arm when you've only got a broken finger.

Don't get me wrong, every single life fucking matters in this world, but right now we need to focus on what's being damaged. That's why I say black lives matter.

Goddammit.

A kids show really got me triggered.

Yeah, I keep up with the news cause society fucking sucks right now in America. ISIS is fucking everything up with terrorism.

Ugh. I'm done now.