Exposed (2004)
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Forget “thought.” I was a freak. I am a freak.
Doctors weren’t sure what was wrong with me or what had transpired in my genetic code, but somehow, I was literally incapable of feeling fear. I didn’t have the gene for it. Some sort of genetic mutation.
See? A freak. Sideshow attraction. Ship me off to the carnival.
GAIAI hated it. I hated myself and all of the icky by-products of being different. I hated the fact that my father had trained me to kick ass. Sure, pounding the crap out of some low-l...evel street thug is satisfying, but I always dreamed of being a girlie-girl. Being able to thwart a mugger didn’t take away the sting of being shunned by my classmates, who thought—rightly so—that I was oddly aggressive and always involved in one shady incident after another. From the days of elementary school, when my teacher scheduled a conference with my father to discuss my “combative tendencies,” I was always the outsider.
And the social implications were only the tip of the dysfunctional iceberg.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Forget “thought.” I was a freak. I am a freak.
Doctors weren’t sure what was wrong with me or what had transpired in my genetic code, but somehow, I was literally incapable of feeling fear. I didn’t have the gene for it. Some sort of genetic mutation.
See? A freak. Sideshow attraction. Ship me off to the carnival.
GAIAI hated it. I hated myself and all of the icky by-products of being different. I hated the fact that my father had trained me to kick ass. Sure, pounding the crap out of some low-l...evel street thug is satisfying, but I always dreamed of being a girlie-girl. Being able to thwart a mugger didn’t take away the sting of being shunned by my classmates, who thought—rightly so—that I was oddly aggressive and always involved in one shady incident after another. From the days of elementary school, when my teacher scheduled a conference with my father to discuss my “combative tendencies,” I was always the outsider.
And the social implications were only the tip of the dysfunctional iceberg.
What to read after Exposed?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francine Pascal to read onlineMoreLess
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