#learning self acceptance

[dreamingprincess7-blog]

I want to feel intelligent.

I want to feel beautiful.

I want to feel strong.

I want to believe that I am enough.

But most of all I just want to love the person I am....

When you grow up  having people tell you that you aren't these things for years on end eventually you start to believe them. All those voices become the voice inside your own head and even when they're gone, their words always stay with you...

[neonxrain]

Sometimes I have those moments when I think : what if I was skinnier , what if I was taller, what if etc etc then maybe you'd like me back... But then I remember that my whole thought process needs to stfu because I'm awesome and I should never feel the need to change for someone else .

[cmmanfredi]

Over the last couple years I've really started to get comfortable with the independent entity that is my hair. I think we suit each other these days, it with it's wild untamable curls and larger than necessary presence and I just as unpredictable and wild in temperament and thought, my personality is just as large and in your face. There is integrity in being on the edge, there is honesty in instability , and there is beauty in the boldly truthful.

[m0oranshi]

Breaking Bad - Jesse Pinkman, LEARNING SELF ACCEPTANCE by xHeather360x

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I love BrBa because the characters are so real you can almost touch them. To me, Jesse is the perfect example of how utterly broken and insane one can become by long term emotional abuse, and Heather was awesome at showing it in this video. She's amazing.