wallflower

a person who its both sad and happy at the same time. a person who is so smart, that the world appears simple. as a writer a ‘wallflower’ uses short sharp sentences. a ‘wallflower’ understands the concept of ‘partic-p-ting’ in life.
e.g. she is such a wallflower that hamlet is her favourite book
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a type of loner. seemingly shy folks who no one really knows. often some of the most interesting people if one actually talks to them. cute.
i met this gorgeous girl, a bit of a wallflower, but very sweet.
someone, usually in high school, who sees everything, knows everything, but does not say a word. they are not loners. they are introvertive, meaning they are shy and have a social disease. they cannot handle having someone pay attention to them even though they crave it as much as everyone else. wallflowers are just phased in, and faded into the backround.
the perks of being a wallflower
usually refer to people who are shy and fade in the background , that none really knows or pays any attention to
that wallflower is actually one of the most interesting people i’ve ever met
a person who see’s the world for what it really is, all the beauty and the ugly.
someone who knows life is only for the one who is not afraid to die and that joy is only for him who does not fear to be alone.
these are the most amazing people you will ever meet and you will never, not even if you try, forgett them.

im a wallflower and its okay.
a person, usually in high school, who sees everything and knows everything that’s going on but doesnt say a word. they arent loners, they are shy and don’t choose to be in the mix of things.
a person n-body pays attention to, and fades into the background, but are really genuine and interesting people if you take the time to get to know them.
i am a wallflower.
someone who chooses to observe, instead of experience life.

they know a lot about people, what they are truthfully like, how they actually act when they think no one is paying attention.

since people have little interest in wallflowers, they usually know a lot about people. the good and the bad.

wallflowers are not mean, or impolite. they are usually pleasant, and respectful- just shy and/or introverted.

nontheless, people tend to use the word “wallflower” negatively. what a shame.
the shy girl, or guy in high school that blends in- no one really knows them, but they always seem to be there, in the background.

teacher- “p-ss that paper to jane.”
student- “who’s jane?”
teacher- “the girl that’s been sitting two seats behind you all year. she’s almost in all your cl-sses.”
student thinks to himself- “it’s not my fault she’s a wallflower.”
someone who isn’t necessarily shy, but never really tells you a lot about themselves. they observe almost everything and listen to everything you have to say without criticizing or judging. these people are often the most sincere, kind, and wonderfully interesting people, yet fail to be attractive to the opposite s-x for some reason.
i thought that she was mean and stand-offish at first, but then i got to know her and found out that she’s really a somewhat shy, beautiful soul. she’s a bit of a wallflower if you ask me.