Wow, I can remember those days, but now it seems like school is more cruel than ever.
First, I hope you can confidently ignore a ridiculous idea such as a "most hated" list. I'm so sorry you even have to experience something like that!
You should celebrate being you, and you should love yourself for you, and if that means no make up, no shopping, and no pink, then good for you! No one has the right to judge you for making your own choices in life -- it's your life, right? Right!
The truth of the matter is that most people, yes, even so-called "grown ups," get into the most trouble in life by trying to be like everyone else, and worrying about what other people think of them. Even the President makes major decisions for the whole country, like going to war, because of how he wants the world to look at him! And, that causes nothing but trouble and heartache.
I know school is, sadly, all about peer pressure, but HANG IN THERE! Be confident to be YOU.
You know what happens when you're confident for being you? You begin to attract the right kind of people in your life -- friends, even boyfriends, that will love you and care about you for being YOU. And, that's a true friend, someone who says, "Hey, that's great that you're a tomboy, and that's great that you don't wear makeup, and good for you for hating pink!" Now, that's going to be a true friend. And, when it comes to love, finding someone who REALLY accepts you, for you, is even MORE important.
So, if you have two guys you like, who despise you entirely, then they aren't the guys for you, right? If you start changing yourself now, just to please people, and especially just to please a guy, you'll never stop pleasing people the rest of your whole life, and that's no way to live, and it's no path to happiness. The best person to please is YOU. If you love yourself, then you will attract others to you who love you, for YOU.
As for being in love, no, I don't think anyone can truly be in love with someone who doesn't love you as you are. And, thankfully, you have plenty of time to find that person, so don't feel like you will never find someone just because these two guys aren't the right ones.
Work on finding yourself, and loving yourself. Please don't get caught in the trap of thinking that you are only worth loving if others love you -- if you do, you'll be chasing that love forever, always trying to live up to others expectations of you, and you'll never find true love, or even true happiness.
I know it can seem like now is all you have, but you have lots of time to meet a guy, and the important thing is to meet the RIGHT guy, a guy that loves you for YOU, not a guy who is only going to be there if you pretend to be something you're not.
Shakespeare said, To Thine Own Self, Be True. That's as good of advice back then, as it is today -- for life, and, most importantly, for love.
Hang in there, you'll be okay!
2007-03-02 15:13:37
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