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I Am Not Your Stereotypical Anything

I Don't Fit. And I Don't Want To.

By: cowchicken
Written on June 27th, 2012
Age: 13-15 , Female
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  • cowchicken

    Thank you all(: I hate watching my peers limit themselves through inhibitions. An original is ALWAYS worth more than a copy.

    Jun 28, 2012
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  • WildSpectrumArts

    You have a healthy view of yourself in relation to others. Being a teenager brings a tremendous amount of pressure to fit into a labeled and put into a group. How one handles the pressures of physical and social change within themselves as an evolving and growing person, can have a huge impact on how they handle the stresses of life as an adult. Acknowledgement of your depression without glorifying it is admirable. Nor should anybody be ashamed of being depressed. I think it is very important to keep one healthy (mentally and physically) and advocate for people to eat more fresh fruits, vegetables and drink plenty of water. Eating well helps one to be well. If gym isn't your thing, and it isn't for a lot of people, I would suggest some long walks that can help clear your mind and help it to focus as well as help you physically.

    Jun 28, 2012
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  • RedRubies

    I think it's great that you (particularly as a teen) are content to be who you are and aren't trying to make yourself into someone you are not. That takes a lot of strength :) I was like that in high school as well.. I was pretty much friends with every "group" but I did my own thing. Walk your path; it will benefit you as time goes on!

    Jun 28, 2012
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  • onemug

    We are in the same boat. You are not alone. Be at peace with who you are, and don't care that you do not fit in. There are important things to think about.

    Jun 28, 2012
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  • Evangeline44

    To all my fellow Fugitives from the Law of Averages: Celebrate your beautiful uniqueness. Notice how the most successful and happy people in the world are those who can do so . . . We are made to be fully ourselves! A good example of this is Oprah Winfrey. Look for others, you will notice the perfection God created us to be displayed in much the same delightful way.

    Jun 28, 2012
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