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    Livin' to other people's standards...
    Sunday, November 21, 2010, 12:24 AM
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    The past few weeks I feel like I’ve lost sight of my personality. I know I said this already. However it’s really true.

    Honestly looking back how I interact with people and how I handle myself. I feel like subconsciously, I’ve been living according to other people’s standards. Like I was performing in front of some invisible crowd who was always watching to make sure I didn’t fuck up. Having that mindset KILLED my self-confidence. I caught myself comparing myself to my peers and especially my friends. Even when it came to girls, I felt like I was in some sort of invisible competition with all my guy friends. And seeing that I had that mindset lately, it’s time to do something about it. I’m just glad that I caught this problem.

    I’m well aware that this isn’t how I should be living my life. I mean who knows, I’m still young, so I should be living life to the fullest right now. And I can’t do this while living to other people’s standards. I am myself. Why should I compare myself to anyone when it’s MY life?

    This is something that has to come from within. Not some random day where I feel good about myself. No. I wanna feel good about myself EVERYDAY. So from now on, I’m living my life according to how far I can go, not peoples standards or expectations.

    I believe that we all should be living our lives like this. We try to hard to be socially acceptable and attractive to society and our peers. If we just be ourselves and be happy with that, the attractiveness, the admiration, the confidence, and the success will come with that. Take it into consideration how irrelevant people’s opinions about you can be, and instead live your life.