A Letter To My Readers

There is nothing wrong with standing out. No one has ever gotten to the top by being like everyone else. You have to embrace your difference and do something with it no one else can. I promise this world is bigger than those few people that have negativity to spread. You are bigger than those people. I can completely understand how hard it is to see past the hate, especially when it is the only thing you see around you. However, I truly believe you are capable of fighting the hate.

I understand what being different is like, it feels like the whole world is against you. The world makes you feel little and stupid. But I know that these are difference that make me who I am and that I am not stupid and I am not out of place. I know this because I am who I am and there is nothing wrong with that, just as there isn’t anything wrong with who you are. You are the best version of yourself and sometimes you won’t feel that way, and that’s okay. It is okay to not be okay (not to be cheesy). You’re allowed to have bad days, it’s okay for you to not want to get out of bed on some days and not be able to get up to brush your teeth or even take a shower. I have those days too. You’re allowed to take a day off to yourself but you also have to fight on some days and I know that it’s easier said than done but I truly believe that you are strong enough to fight for yourself. Even if fighting just means  getting out of bed to brush your teeth and come back into bed just know that there is someone rooting for you and so extremely proud of you for being able to do just that.

I’m going to end this letter off by telling you that I am sending a whole lot of love your way. I know you are strong and capable of taking care of you but know that it is okay to be a little vulnerable and to confine in those who are truly your friends and ask them for help. Those who are truly there for you will always have your back and for those who aren’t I promise you, your life will be a lot better off without them. It’s hard to let go of toxic people; especially when you can’t tell if they are. However, once you do realize it’s in moments like that, in which you have to pick yourself over everyone else.