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An Apology Letter To Me

Dear Me, I am sorry for all the nasty things I have said to you. I am sorry for never believing you were good enough. For never accepting who you came as. I am sorry for calling you stupid and naive. I am sorry for thinking all I am is my mental illnesses. I am sorry for not seeing your worth. I am sorry for being my own biggest bully. Body, I am sorry for hating you. I am sorry for not letting you sleep, not letting you eat, feeding you way too much, and not sleeping enough. I am sorry for looking at you shamefully. You are beautiful. Every inch. I am sorry for only seeing you as a number on a scale. Thank you for taking me places, keeping me alive, and letting me be joyful. I am sorry I do not give myself enough attention. I am sorry I put everything and everyone before myself. I want to stop the negativity in all ways. I want to love me like Jesus does. I want to see my worth and my awesomeness. It is time to change the story. Stay the way you are, you're beautiful. Love, Me

That Guy

I have found the kind of guy the girl ends up with in all the films. The one who only cares about you. The guy who messes up but always fixes it in the perfect way. I found the kind of guy that boy bands try to show themselves. Desperate, madly, deeply in love with me. Would go through fire to make me happy. The kind of guy who takes care of me like a strong protector, But who also has a sensitive heart that will cry along with me. The kind of guy every girls pines after. The kind of girl we all think is reality. I used to think guys like him were a fairytale. The ideal man that no one could ever live up to. But he does. He is not perfect, but he is to me. He knows everything about me. I never am afraid to tell him every little thing going on in my head. When I feel horrible about myself, he reminds me of my inner and outer beauty. Most importantly, he loves me unconditionally. The fictitious ideal is real for me. I have truly found, and am in love with, that guy.

Gut Feelings

Ever have the strong feeling that something is wrong? A question mark pops up every time you think about it. You shake it off, because logically, you seem wrong. But something keeps nagging at you. Is it the anxiety? Is it the lack of trust? Use to always trust my gut. That's the advice they always give, right? However, my gut has seemed wrong more and more lately. Or is that even true? Used to believe the best in people, but the worst in them tore me down. No trust. No trust. What even is trust anymore? Always expecting to be hurt. Put walls up, But always tear them down. I fear I will lose everything if I trust my gut, or if I don't.

The Black Sheep

As I have grown, I have realized that I am the black sheep of my family. Or in other words, I do not fit in like the rest. Obviously every person should stand out, and not be exactly like every one of their family members, but I especially do not fit. Sure, I have a very similar personality structure like my dad, and a laugh like my mom's, but I have found that many of my dominant traits, that really showcase who I am, do not fit well with my family. For instance, I am a very emotional individual. I express myself and think primarily about my emotions. I have a strong heart. My parents, however, may be a couple of the most unemotional people I have ever met. Not that they do not experience emotion, but that they suck at expressing them. My brother as well. He has a very hard time conveying how he feels. There is nothing wrong with that at all, it just makes no sense to me. When I react primarily based on my emotions, my family often accuses me of being too sensitive. I used to see ...

Removed

I think it high time I get out of my head. On average, I promise you I spend at least 6 hours overthinking every little thing in my life. This is called anxiety. I worry about every little thing that is happening or possibly could happen. Today, I am saying enough. I am so sick of my stomach flipping every time I have any sort of worry. Everything starts to feel like life or death. I am so focused on other people that I have no time to work on myself. Today, I want to change my focus. Today, I want it to be all about me. Today, I want to be less emotional and more practical. I am quite a sensitive soul. I can take a lot personally. Today, I do not want to. For once, I am telling my heart, "NO!". I want to be myself and not for anyone else. Today I want to be strong, calm, collected. I do not want those little voices in my head to dictate how I feel anymore. I want to get out. I want to be removed.

My Universe

Bold Eyes. Quiet and shy. Back of the room, Head behind mine. Just a friendly thought. No one should be alone. Especially on day one. Turned around, Emerald green. Normal greetings, Nothing new. Fell for a friend. Your face became normalcy. Bond formed, Little did I know. Maybe even best friend. Lots of love. Love came. Love lost. Long talks, Little walks. Bench overlooking the waters. Our spot. A place to ramble, A place to rage. Those eyes, knew mine. Fell out of love, Found you. Need. Must. Want. But, please? Back and forth, everyday. Prayers to give in. Deep love, Real love. Eyes overlooked mine. That is how it seemed. Heart on the floor, Crimson paint. Eyes with borders, Stronger than mine. End comes to end, Had to let it go. With a tear in the eye, Shrugged it goodbye. NO! It could not end. For those green eyes, Knew mine. Those green eyes, Wanted mine. Finally love proclaimed, To the world, To the Universe. My Universe, As ...

Being Ok With Me

At the begging of this last summer, I decided enough was enough. I had spent the last two years of college eating my feelings in junk food. Late night McDonalds runs almost always occurred. At first it started out as a social way to meet people, but the habit developed into something worse. I felt so alone. Even when I made some friendships I felt horrible inside. I could not get out of bed most days. I ate as much junk food as I could without getting sick. I needed to eat to distract myself from my looming depression. I did not know what depression really meant at the time. I knew it was linked to anxiety, which I struggled with on a daily basis. However, I was fully unable to recognize the symptoms. My grades plummeted and my life felt sufficiently empty. The next two years I learned about depression and found healthy ways to deal with my anxiety and depression. I got a lot better, but my eating did not. Most people love to talk about the eating disorders revolved around body image. ...