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Y/N pov:As much as I love having the Scarlett Johansson as my mum, there are bad things that come along with it too

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Y/N pov:
As much as I love having the Scarlett Johansson as my mum, there are bad things that come along with it too. Obviously there are so many great things, and I have a very privileged life - which I'm super grateful for, however sometimes I wish I was normal.

Everyone always assumes that I have the perfect life because my mum has a lot of money and is famous, but that's not true at all. I often get used at school, people try and be my friend just to try and meet her, and once they do, they just drop me. I've had to learn this the hard way. People will be my friend until they get what they want, and then they always leave. There is nothing I can do to stop it.

Recently, as I've been getting older, more people have been commenting on the way I look, dress and act. I used to be very confident, but not anymore. The pressure of having to be perfect all the time and having to behave, look and act like her is getting too much.

My mum doesn't have Instagram so she doesn't know, but many of her fans have been comparing me to her. Not in a good way either. They are saying things like, wow her mum is so much more beautiful, she's no where near as good actress as Scarlett is, her mum dresses so much better and comparing my body to hers.

I know I shouldn't let it get to me, but I can't help it. They act like I don't have feelings or insecurities just because my mum is well known. It's like they don't think of me as a person, I'm just some famous actresses daughter.

I've started wearing baggier clothes so that no one can see my body. Those Instagram comments have made me really insecure, more than I was before. I tend not to leave my bedroom or even leave the house, as if the public sees me, I know there will be articles. The comments on Instagram are slowly increasing. Before, there weren't that many comments, but now there are some everyday.

>time skip to a few days later<

Scarlett's pov:
Y/N barely comes out her room anymore, and I'm worried. If she does, then she is wearing really baggy clothes and looks like she hasn't slept for days. However, every time I try and talk to her, she just tells me that she's fine.

I was sat on the sofa on my phone, thinking of ways to try and figure out what is happening to my daughter, when a text came through on the avengers group chat.

Avengers ASSemble

Rdj: *link to e-news article*

Lizzie: Wtf is wrong with people. She's literally a kid. I love you Y/N

Chris E: What how can people say that, she's literally the sweetest child I've ever met

Mark: Give her a big hug from us

Chris H: Do I need to beat people up?

Jeremy: God I hate people

As soon as Robert sent the e-news article, I began to read it. It was about my daughter which was very surprising. As I got further down it, I couldn't help but let tears fall down my face. I was shocked that people, my fans, had been saying that about Y/N. They were comparing her to me, everything about her, they were saying she wasn't good enough to be my daughter.

I felt awful, I hadn't even noticed that this had been going on. No wonder she had been staying in her room. She's a 15 year old girl who would already have insecurities, but then on top of those, she has all this going on.

I quickly texted the group chat back, just to thank them and let them know I have a plan.

Scarlett:
Thankyou for sending that, I didn't even know all this was going on.  I'm going to do something about this, so don't worry guys, I have a plan. I'll let you know how  Y/N is later.

I opened up Instagram and decided to make an account. I knew what my first post was going to be.

scarlettjohansson: This is Y/N

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scarlettjohansson: This is Y/N. She is 15 and an absolute sweetheart. It has come to my attention that my 'fans' have been saying many horrible comments to her over the last few days - comparing her to me, saying she isn't good enough to be my daughter. What is wrong with you guys? She's a teenager who of course will have insecurities and then having all you guys say horrible things to her definitely won't help. I just want you guys to think about this for a second, when is it ever okay to bully someone. Let alone a 15 year old girl who has done nothing wrong. Thankyou to the people who have been saying nice things, I really appreciate all you do. And to the people who have said the mean things, you really need to reconsider your life choices, go to therapy maybe.

And to Y/N, my mini me, please remember that you are perfect the way you are, I'm so blessed to call you my daughter. Everyday you make me even more proud, from your generosity to your bad jokes, you make me smile even on the worst days. Don't let anyone change the way you are as I love you for you. Thankyou for teaching me how to be a better person, you're the light of my life. I love you 💗 @Y/Njohansson

Once I had posted it, I made my way upstairs to my daughters room. I knocked on the door and heard a quiet 'come in'. I let myself in and saw my daughter sat on her bed, tears going down her face looking at her phone. I rushed over and sat next to her on the bed. Pulling her into a big hug, I looked over to see what she was looking at. To my surprise it was my post.

"Baby, why are you crying?" I gently asked her. She looked up at me with red puffy eyes before saying, "Your post made me cry, happy tears though, I love you mama."

Those words melted my heart. She was so pure and innocent. I smiled down at her and said, "I love you too."

For the rest of the day, we cuddled on her bed and watched movies. I couldn't ask for a better daughter.

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