A Girls' Perspective.


When they were conceived, some females fought to stay in their mother's womb for a prolonged period, 'causing the mother's child labour to lengthen, some choose to come out earlier, fighting the world and all its germs and bacteria with a low immunity system.

As pre-schoolers, girls have been fighting over toys and not getting what they want.
The time they enter Kindergarten, they'll fight over who has the nicest bags (If bags aren't standardized), over who's colour pencils are nicest, who draws/creates the most colourful/creative during Art lesson. During nap time, they'll compete on who'll sleep faster and who can keep quiet the longest.

When they enter the Primary level or Elementary level, they fight over who gets better treatment from the teachers, over test results. This is the time where they fight over ANYTHING. They're just young adolescents, taking steps to the outside world, having a feel of roughing it out. They can have whatever they want, they'll compete over who dresses the prettiest during a school performance, they'll "dress to be the best" to impress.

Again, I reiterate my point on girls fighting/competing, just read on.

After graduating from the adolescent stage, they enter pre-teenhood, which is around 12 or 13. Being girls, parents would usually have a tighter reign over them due to safety reasons and certain beliefs. They would demand for more things. They would look up to the popular and pretty girls in Junior High or Secondary School and would want to be Just Like Them. Most girls adore girls of higher superiority. Girls at this age. fight over the issue of backstabbing/gossiping/rumours. They also suffer friendship problems at this age, it is highly unlikely that a relationship with the opposite sex will last VERY long as they are only starting things out as they just stepped out of their comfort zone into the cruel junior high school life.

Passing their 14th birthday, these pre-teen girls have stepped into another stage, as Teenagers. This stage they face more challenges and obstacles, for example, having more pimple/acne breakouts and blemishes, the influence of drugs, sex, alcohol, money. Girls then get into a relationship with the alpha-male, they're crazily in love with the guy not knowing what the guy may be thinking. Trust me, when a guy says to you during a relationship "I'LL BE HONEST AND ALWAYS TELL THE TRUTH", its BULLCRAP. Ouch, that must hurt to some sensitive female readers, but yeah, truth bites.


This is when bitch-fights and fits starts.

Years 15, 16 pass. In US, at the age of 16 you're already in Senior High, you'll be able to get a learners' permit, having the best ever Sweet Sixteen of your life. On the other hand in SG, you're only allowed to smoke and attend underaged parties legally. I have not been through that stage yet, so I'm just gonna post this part based on what I read. At sixteen, most Caucasian country girls would have lost their virginity to maybe they ex-boyfriend already, and probably getting screwed by another as we speak, yet in SG the number of pre-marital sex is also increasing, so I'm guessing you can guess how the scenario is like. This stage us girls start fighting about their freedom, with their parents because of curfew or not being allowed to go to underaged parties. There could also be a tendency or new friends, which will lead to jealousy to their secondary/junior high school friends.

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When you enter the young adult at the age of 18, females in the US would probably be married or smorgasbord of whatever they want. In contrast, us girls in Singapore just passed the legal age for clubbing without getting bounced, but there's still one more barrier to break. Here, we fight through studies in tertiary education.

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So let me wrap up this blog post.
Its supposedly to be about girls, but the last 2 paragraphs are beginning to sound stupid, so I shan't continue further as I have not experienced it before.

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OUT.