You can’t mistake a loud girl. You know she is there, and if you don’t, she’ll let you know. Being a loud girl is fun. People know you, you are often the center of attention, and you bring life to otherwise quiet situations. But being a loud girl isn’t always as easy as it seems.
- Everyone knows your business.
- Because they can hear you talking about it.
- People in restaurants have requested to move tables away from you.
- Your neighbors give you disappointed scowls whenever they see you.
- It’s not your fault the walls are paper thin.
- You have gotten dizzy in the middle of a sentence from talking so loud.
- Other people have to remind you how far away from them you are.
- “I’m sitting right here, you don’t have to shout.”
- Your boisterous voice is accompanied by flaring hand movements.
- When you stop talking, you realize how quiet the room is without you.
- You’re a screamer.
- Not in the way the term is usually used.
- But also in that way too.
- You don’t know what it’s like to have secrets.
- Or keep them (sry).
- You have to be careful who you shit talk, because you never know who is within a 30 ft radius.
- The only time you got in trouble in school was for talking.
- You always win superlatives at formal.
- “Most Likely To Be Heard Before Seen.”
- “Most Memorable Laugh” (it’s just the loudest).
- “Loudest Sister.”
- You are a shoe-in for Recruitment Chair.
- Mainly because you are the only person who is loud enough to control everyone at once.
- You’re a hugger.
- Because shrieking at the sight of someone isn’t enough to show your true excitement.
- Or sometimes, fake excitement.
- Let’s be real, you’re not that excited to see most people.
- When you walk into the library, people audibly sigh in disappointment.
- And there are definitely snaps taken of you with the caption “this bitch will NOT shut up.”
- You are used to people staring at you.
- Mainly because they are hoping their dagger eyes will quiet you down.
- Joke’s on them, you thrive off of attention!
- When you are quiet, people are concerned.
- “Are you mad at me?”
- “Is something wrong?”
- “Are you sure you’re ok?”
- No, you’re just not talking for once.
- You know the bouncer and bartender at every bar.
- Not by their choice, it’s impossible to not know you. *hair flip*..