Sally Collier

Sally is an eighteen year old schoolgirl that works part time in her local grocery store and hits it off with a girl called Soushka and they live together in a small apartment. Sally has battled with herself these final years at school with the pressure to believe whatever she’s told to believe and support whilst not believing nor supporting it. Then there was peer pressure to go out with boys, to wear this, wear that, think this, think that, like this music, like that music, get a tattoo, all these things conflicted with Sally. Then there was and still is teachers pushing everyone to go to university and support this and that and parents too believe it but Sally saw it and still sees it differently and saw debt slaves being blinkered by debt focused purely on that next pay check and then she started working part time to meet Soushka, who views life very differently and they simply ‘clicked’, and suddenly all her pieces, all her thoughts just clicked into place. She embraced her true authentic self and they talk about anything and everything and whilst they’re still trying to piece it all together both Sally and Soushka have embraced a more spiritual and much more liberal Christianity that they believe to be far more accurate than that promoted by religion though they’re warming to the idea that religion was temporarily required in order to bring society and technology where it is today so as to speed up progress but now we are where we need to be.