Claire Haber-Harris

I've been tested a lot of times, and I don't.

I'm not even remotely on the spectrum, so I don't know what it is.

I was the kid not invited to other kids' birthday parties and then no one would ever come to mind.

So this is a deep wound from like childhood.

And I have a summer birthday, so I'm going to blame some of it on like people actually traveling.

But there was a little girl, I still remember her name.

It was Megan.

If you're listening now, Megan, yes, I am still angry at you.

But she had a birthday party.

We were six and she invited the whole class except for me.

And I don't know what kind of mother, now as a mother looking back on that, I'm like, what sicko was...

would allow their kid to invite their whole first grade class except this one six-year-old girl.

Like what a horrible person.

So I mean, it's not her fault because she was a child, but like her mother needs to answer for her crimes.

And at that age, your parents tell you that you're perfect and amazing.

I mean, if you have loving parents and my parents always told me, oh, you're so likable.

I love you so much.

You're so funny.

You're so kind.

And so there's this thing where I'm like, well, why doesn't anyone else like me?