I Want
You To Do Me A Favor
Go
look at yourself in the mirror. Go look at the scars and the
freckles and the beauty marks and the birthmarks and everyhing
that makes you, you. Now, look how beautiful you are. Don't
say you're not because you are.
No matter what anyone says, you're perfect in every single
way possible. There is nothing about you that you should
change even for one silly little reason. You may think, "My
boobs aren't big enough" "I'm not skinny
enough" "My scars are ugly" "My face/hair is
nasty" You may think "I want to change" trust me,
i think it all the time. But, dont.
You're naturally perfect the way you are. I'm sick and
tired of seeing people blame society for bullying. You can't
blame society if you ARE society. It's like blaming yourself.
Now, i dont care if you love Justin Bieber, One Direction, Ed
Sheeran, Katy Perry, Avenged Sevenfold, Lady Antebellum, Luke
Bryan, Slipknot or anyone. Teasing someone for who they like
musically is the same thing about teasing someone on how they
look. Dont do it okay? Words can hurt just as bad as physical
actions. Music is one of the countless topics that people can be
judged on let alone looks. I know from first hand. I just want
all of you to know that no matter what you look like, or who you
listen to, you're absoluelty stunning and perfect in every
single way possible. If you want to change for you, than i say go
ahead. But dont change because "society" wants you to.
Just do me a favor and believe in yourself that you're
perfect. Do me a favor and never look down on someone just
because they don't have something or don't look a
specific way. Do me a favor and dont judge anyone. If you want
people to stop judging you, take the first step to change the
world. Each one of you that read this, you're perfect to me.
Please Believe Me. Please Never Give Up. Please, Do Me A
Favor And Spread This Message. Whether it's this
one, or you write your own. Every person deserves to know that
they're not alone in this. Everyone deserves to know that
They'reBeautiful.
