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15 Mar
Why can't I accept myself?
I feel fat constantly. I'm 5'8 (pretty tall for a girl) and I weigh 160 pounds. It's barely in the healthy scale but I'm not overweight. I try and try and try to lose weight but then I make one mistake and my motivation dies down and I give up. I think it's because I feel like I will never be pretty and confident like everyone elses, but I'm sick of the compliments that only go down to my face. Everyone says I have a gorgeous face and hair, well great.
I feel lie I'm not really me, and that I can do so much more. I want a whole different look and a new enthusiasm that I have never had. I get fantastic grades, I take piano and sing all the time, I'm the sweet angel that's polite and so mature for her age. But that doesn't matter, I want to be cute, and pretty and kind.
How can I aceept myself? I always tell my friends they should accept themselves for who they are and don't let anyone bring them down because most beauty only runs skin deep. But how I can I tell them that when I avoid mirrors everyday?
One Response for "Why can't I accept myself?"
First off, I just want to tell you that you're not the only one! I feel the exact same way, and people say I'm pretty and everything, but I just don't see it.You're still 16, so you'll grow and your weight will change. Just continue to eat healthy and balance it out with exercise. If you still feel like losing weight, try to have some fun. Ask your friends to play basketball, soccer, badminton, whatever you like.At some point you're going to see that you are what you are, and that some things you can't change about yourself (such as the way you look, how tall you are, etc.).Just smile a lot, and if you don't think you're pretty, try putting make up on (if you haven't yet). Not a lot, but just enough for you to want to see yourself in the mirror.Try complimenting yourself in front of a mirror before you leave for school each morning, and maybe that will help.Love yourself for you who are, sorry if that sounds a little cliché.Good luck!
Source(s): Myself, I have been there and sometimes I still am there.
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