I am fifteen-years-old and have a hard time being a lady.

by Seanna Riker

I just turned fifteen and for about four months I've been reading this website. I do have manners, and I am as sweet as a rose. I am obese (I do not look like it), but I always wanted to look just like Grace Kelly, Lucille Ball, Audrey Hepburn.

I run with a dear friend of mine to at least slim down a bit. Another thing is, I come from a family of nine so I am really poor. But deep down, I really want to be elegant, look beautiful, speak properly, and have a wardrobe that is breathless.

I go to school and it is hard to dress elegant when I go to school especially when everyone would make fun of you. If anyone has any suggestions or comments, please let me know. It is my dream to be a classy lady.

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