Doubt
Dear Insecurities,
Please exit my life. There is a lot going on right now, and I do not need you to
continue to intrude. I have lost many people throughout my time here in this world,
so I do not need you to enlarge my concerns on my appearance to myself nor others.
Look, I know that you've been here awhile, and this message may be abrupt
and/or rude, but I can't take it anymore! I am so sick of walking into a room full of
people, and feeling my heart drop because everyone looks better than me. I am so sick
of hearing someone laugh, staring at them, and mumbling to myself, "Must be nice.",
because I never know how that feeling feels. I am so sick of only glancing at myself in
the mirror, because the sight saddens me. I am so sick of people saying how beautiful I
am, when all I see is each insecurity scrawled across my face. I am so sick and tired of
you.
I am sorry if this upsets you in any way, but you have hurt me for many years. I
have hid my true feelings for so long, that I almost forgot how it felt to be happy,
how it felt to live.
But I say no more.
I am highly intelligent, I have friends, I have a family that adores me, and a
beautiful, crooked smile. You will not intimidate me anymore. I am going to live
my life as a teenager should.
Sincerely,
The Girl Who Will Take No More
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