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So fill your heart with what's important & be done with all the

So fill your heart with what's important & be done with all the rest

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_Jannette

posted June 23, 2014 at 2:32am UTC tagged with priorities, positivity, quote

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Go to the bathroom, shut the door and take off you clothes. Wash off your makeup and pull your hair up. Look in the mirror. Don't judge yourself, just look. Trace your hairline, examine the curve of your eyebrows. Stare into your own eyes and take in the shape and the colour. Learn the contours of your cheekbones, the slope of your nose. Note the curves of your lips, the colour. Now smile - really, geniunely smile. Notice how your face changes. Does your nose scrunch? Do your eyes light up? Go further - your shoulders, arms, hands. Examine them, pick them apart. Notice the small details - the freckles, the shapes, the colours. Are your arms thin, thick, muscular? Are they tanned, pale, freckled? Are they scarred? If they are, don't hate them. These scars are a part of you now. Are your hands wide, narrow, short, long? Are your fingers long, stubby, slender? Are your nails long, short, bitten, painted? Go back to your torso. Examine your breasts thoroughly Take note of how they feel and look. Raise your arms and feel and look again. Remember this. Notice if something changes. Look at your ribs, your waist, your stomach. Don't worry about the size or the firmness/lack thereof. Study the curve of your hips, the shape of your butt. Follow the length of your legs. Your thighs, thick or thin? Gapped or not? Are there scars here too? Accept them. Down further, your calves and ankles. Are they shaved, hairy? Muscular, thin, thick? Your feet, little, big, wide, narrow? Come back up, and notice all the little marks across your skin. Freckles, scars, tattoos, skin discolourations, pimples. What ones are intentional? What ones do you regret? What ones do you wish were gone? Accept them all - they are part of you now. Look for the familiar features. Do you have your mother's nose, father's chin? Do you share the same smile as your brother? Can you see your grandmother in your eyes? Do you have freckle in the same place as your best friend? Step back and look at it all together. All of these little things make up you. You do not need to change a thing, though if you want to, it's more than okay. These body parts belong to you, and no-one else. There is nothing wrong with any of them, no matter what anyone says; not your friends, parents, peers or the media. Your body is not wrong. You are not wrong. You are you, and that will always be enough.
Can we talk about cyber bullying for just a minute? I have one question for anyone who has ever said anything nasty\cruel\rude\despicable to another person over the internet. What did you gain? What did you gain from calling that one girl fat? Or telling that one boy he's a "F a g g o t" ? Or telling that group of kids to go kill themselves? What did you earn from that, besides some bad karma? Did it make you feel good about yourself? Did you feel like ruler of the world for a little while? What happens when that feeling of power vanishes after that five seconds? What do you do then? Go find someone else to put down? It's an endless cycle, you'll never actually have power. Being mean, you actually lose power. But by being nice, and doing what's right, you'll gain respect and friends. I was cyber bullied today, here on Witty, you can go look in my comments. You can go to the one girl's profile and see what I wrote to her cause chriswebbylover42069 deleted my comments cause she knows she's wrong. If someone is cyber bullying you, tell someone, and if it doesn't stop, call the cops. But most of all, never contemplate taking your life because some bïtch/douche told you to. Chances are, her life's even more pathetic than yours seems to be. IT WILL GET BETTER. And those rude and offensive people, might end up being the ones pumping your gas, cleaning your toilets, or bringing you coffee and donuts later in the future. And always embrace your flaws and own them. "Oh my god your nose is huge!" "I know, right?! It's like a beak! I'm gonna go crack open some nuts with it. Later!" You're you for a reason,and to me, who you are right now is pretty damn spectacular.
Not body positivity: Shaming thin women Not body positivity: Promoting curvy as the ideal body type as "real" and "what men want" Not body positivity: Shaming a woman for wanting to lose weight Not body positivity: Shaming a woman for losing weight Not body positivity: Shaming a woman for gaining weight Not body positivity: Shaming or excluding any body type under the sun
Once in a while, amidst all your bad days, you’ll have a good day. A great day even. Make sure you remember those days. Keep them safely in your pockets, maybe even a jar on your desk because you need to know that there are and will be better days. You need to remember how on those days you felt warm inside, like you’ve just drunk a hot cup of tea; like a small fire was ignited inside of you. Hold on to that warmth. And never let it go.