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What can I say? I'm a sucker for color. :3

But seriously, I use to be one of those people who worried about fitting in and wanting to be like the others around me. I dressed like everyone else. I didn't get to show the "real me". I'm the type who wanted to wear black shirts with bright colors. I wanted to wear so many things that no one else did. I didn't wear what I wanted and I didn't act like myself. I was like everyone else.

But I realized something. It was boring being like everyone else. What happened to be different and unique? I stopped acting and dressing like them and I felt better, because I kept all of those feelings locked up inside me and finally let them out. I wanted people to know who I really was and what I was like. Yeah, a couple of my "friends" left me, but that was because they weren't being my friends because they liked me. They used me and only wanted to gossip. Some of them left me, because I was "different" and "weird". Those "friends" obviously weren't needed.

So, just be yourself. Those who are really your friends will stick by you. Your appearance doesn't matter, because the true beauty is on the inside. I understand if you heard this already and I'm not saying much, but this isn't just for you. It's for others, too. It's for a few of my friends and... enemies should I say? ...to understand why I'm "different" and they need to accept it, because I'm not changing again. And it's for those who were like me.

Edit: Let's make this clear, I'm a girl. Just so people stop thinking I'm a "weird guy".

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Amen.

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Amen.

Daw. Someone agrees. :3

[Bayleaf]

This is so TRUE!

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This is so TRUE!

Lol Thanks. I had friends that weren't themselves and all, but it also was because of some songs I listened to that kind of made me go off into a rant. :3 I've had a lot of experience with this stuff...

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