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A Note About My Sass

And my resting b**** face.

Rachel Colassi

Apr 11, 2016

West Chester University

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Sass- (n) impudent or disrespectful back talk. (v) be cheeky or rude to (someone).

Everyone I've ever met has called me sassy. At first, I was insulted. But now I'm starting to really appreciate sassiness. It helps in times of need. It's always there for me.

But I realize, to some, it comes off as me being mean or rude. So for that, I am sorry. I'm not trying to be rude, I'm just being myself.

My sassiness is not intentional.

I don't mean to talk back in a way that sounds disrespectful. I am just trying to talk in a way I feel comfortable.

I'm not trying to be rude.

I consider myself to be decently nice, I would never try to be rude on purpose.

But I can't help it if you deserved it.

Well, you probably did something to piss me off.

Hair flips, rolling eyes, and pouts.

These are sometimes the only expressions I know how to do!

It comes naturally.

I was born this way.

I get yelled at for my face.

I have resting b**** face. I'm sorry, but it's not my fault! This is just how my face rests.

Sass means I like you as a person.

If I'm trying to be extra nice, chances are I don't like you. Being sassy means I feel comfortable around you and you're considered a friend.

My friends are used to it.

And most of the time, they're just as sassy as me.

In conclusion, sorry not sorry about the sass.

*insert girl emoji with a hair flip*

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