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We all have our insecurities. No matter how hard we try, they come and go. Maybe it's the reason you never go sleeveless or it's the reason you don't wear skirts. No matter what it is, it's probably a big deal to you. But that shouldn't stop you from picking up that top at the store or from wearing that really cute shirt you got for Christmas.
You probably have a lifetime's worth of clothing in your closet that you don't dare touch because you're afraid of what someone might think of it. I know I do.I'm learning to push myself, especially when it comes to my appearance. I want to be comfortable with who I am and what I look like. I know I'll always want to tweak certain things, but I just want to get to a point where I don't want to follow those urges to change myself excessively. I have been created with love and I have been carefully thought out and I can't expect to have an ideal that is anything more than what I already am.
I'm learning about myself everyday, what I want, who I want to be and where I want to go. That's really big compared to me not wanting to show my arms because of whatever reason I don't even remember. I'm not there yet, but I won't ever be if I don't push myself to only care about my comfort and who I want to be. There are some things I've gotten over. Like, ever since I was a little kid I wore tights with everything, everywhere I went, because I didn't want people to see my skin that I thought, and for some reason cared, people would see as disgusting. I stopped wearing tights when I was about 10 or 11 years old. For the same reason I never wore shorts or sandals. I still don't like sandals but I wear shorts all the time.
I like it, so I'll wear it. That's going to be my motto. I hope I listen to my own advice and dare to go farther than my horizons, to try new things and see what I'm capable of. Will you?
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Skirt-Forever21
Boots-Doc Martens