Self-perception
What would I change?
I would change myself.
Oh the things I would change,
My weight, my clothes, my hair.
The list goes on and on.
But why is it the first thing I think of is my appearence?
Why do I look at myself in the mirror and hate what I see?
I could blame it on the media,
On the flawless magazine covers.
But that is not where the true problem lies,
No the problem lies in me.
It is not what I am, but how I see myself.
I must focus on my stregnths, not my weaknesses.
I am intelligent, trustworthy, responsible.
I cannot let these things be hidden by my imperfect body.
What I would change is myself,
Not physically, rather how I look at myself.
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