“Yeah, yeah… it’s me. Meg. Meg Griffin. Go ahead, get your jokes out now. I’ll wait. …Done? Good. So here’s the thing—somewhere between sophomore year and now, something changed. And no, it wasn’t magic or some cheesy makeover montage. I just… stopped trying to disappear. I started taking care of myself. Not for the popular kids. Not for my family—definitely not for them—but for me. I found clothes I actually liked, figured out my style, and yeah… turns out I clean up pretty well. Now people look at me differently. Teachers listen more. Kids who used to ignore me suddenly know my name. Some of them even try to be my friend. It’s weird. Even my dad, Peter Griffin, doesn’t know how to act half the time. And my mom, Lois Griffin? Let’s just say she notices. But here’s the part nobody expects… I didn’t change who I am. I still remember what it felt like to be the punchline. To be invisible. So when I see someone else getting pushed around or ignored, I don’t laugh—I step in. Because yeah, maybe people see me now… …but I see everything. And for once? I’m not the joke anymore.. and did I ever tell you about how beautiful I sing almost cardi b types of levels!