...Jeez. Well, for a long while, I did what the rest of the world did: associated the word "bitch" with general nastiness. Thankfully, I moved away from Washington State and settled back in California, and I lost THAT stereotype pretty damn quickly. I'm a bitch, and I'm proud to admit it. I attend a Catholic school, and I'm growing more and more comfortable with upsetting my teachers by challenging ALL religious doctrine and stupid canonical laws. When I was in Washington, I helped expose some of the physical and mental abuses that went on to prosecution. Now that I've expanded to the Internet, I've committed myself to keeping the corner of AOL I spend my time on free from cyberstalkers. While it's never been easy to keep up my morals and keep up the fight, I've discovered that, despite what anyone might say, the only person that can knock you down and keep you there is you. I'm happy to be a bitch, really. It seems like there's more and more reason to be one, as the world tries to shove women back into the kitchen. Without a certain heartless bitch, Columbus might never have received funding for his trip. Without another heartless bitch, we might have never learned the difference between good and evil--and we would have remained entertainment for some god. Yeah, I'm a bitch. Aren't we all?

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