"Don't touch me!"

     That's what I say all the time.  I don't like to be touched that much and I don't like anything going around behind my back...physically.  I don't know why I get that way. I remember the first time I brought it to people's attention.  I was fifteen and it was in December.  My aquaintances and I were hanging out during out lunch period.  Talking about what most high school chicks talk about.  Nothing in particular, they just make a big deal out of the subject. 

     I remember I had commented on something that made my friend Amanda walk over towards me and start to hug me.  I snapped. 

     "No, please don't,"  I said as calm as I could.  Then I slipped away from her.  I didn't want to embarass her in front of everyone.  Now that I think about it, I probably did.

     "What's wrong?"  Amada asked politely.       

     "Nothing.  It's just that I don't really liked being hugged that much."

     That was the start of everything. 

     Don't get me wrong.  If someone want's to hug me, that's fine.  As long as I know it's coming.  During that time...I was getting low with myself.  I felt my forlorn-self rising up to my neck.  Suffocating me everyday.   

     There is only one person that I feel comfortable hugging.  My high school government teacher.  Not that everyone makes me feel bad.  I will accept any hug.  There is something about that teacher, though. 

     I guess hugs come with trust.  I am a playfull person, but if you fool with my emotions I will never talk to you or act around you the same again.  You will have to regain my trust. 

     I am not an easy person to gain.
    
Sensitive
(that's my middle name)