nainjeet kaur

She looked pretty but tried to argue with the teacher about the answer to the question, even though it was obviously wrong.

She won’t stop texting me about her dog’s bad hair day, even though I told her to leave it alone.

She stood up for me in front of the whole class when the bully called me a name.

She refused to admit she was wrong even when the evidence was right in front of her face.

She kept arguing with the bus driver about the route even after the whole bus heard her.

She defended her friend when no one else would, even though it got her in trouble.

She argued with the principal about the rules, even though she was clearly in the wrong.

She kept on fighting with her brother over who got the last cookie, even after the teacher told them to stop.

She stuck up for me when I got picked on, even though it meant she had to sit in the hallway for lunch.