motivation

fourteen

Flaws. We all have them. But they are what makes us who we are. Our flaws are what makes us so unique. You shouldn't hide your flaws, embrace them. Be proud of who you are. Flaws, these are gifts. Even if they sometimes come off as curses, these curses make us stronger. I have flaws, yet I overcome them. I'm ADHD, Bi-polar, and I was diagnosed with Azberger from birth, yet I am gentle, loving, strong, kind, I wear my heart on my sleeve. But, I am also easily broken, I'm delicate. I'm also weird, and odd, yet I don't care. I am who I am. I'm me and that'll never change.

We all have flaws, when someone tears you down, get back up and remember, they can't throw the stone. They have flaws too. They can't say anything because then they're hypocrites. Only Jesus can throw the stone, because He doesn't have flaws. He accepts us for who we are.

Just be you, and don't let anyone tell you off because they can't tell you anything. Do you, and be proud of it. Don't let the words of the insecure change you. Be happy, and be you.

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What I put on here is very true of myself. I am ADHD, I am Bipolar, and I was diagnosed with Azberger from birth. I am weird, odd, loving, kind, I'm on the chubby side, I'm gentle, and delicate. If you talk about someone behind their back and I hear it, I have this habbit of speaking up for them. I have been bullied because I talk weird and it actually affected my grades for a while. I am also smart considering these disabilities. I'm one of those people who go by this rule: I don't care what you about me, but don't say wrong about my friends and expect me to let it go.

I wasn't very liked cause of this, you could guess, but it was worth it. I did it because in a way, it helped me to cope with my insecurities even in a little. And it helped me to get out of my shell.

I am saying this because if I consider you a friend, you will know that I have your back no matter what.