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Then today I got a notification on Instagram. The notification was a comment on a picture I had posted almost a year ago. It was from a boy, a boy I didn’t know. He must have been stalking my pictures pretty hard to go back almost a year and solely to leave this comment:
I’m sorry I AM NOT SORRY, not quite good enough for what? What am I missing? Am I too thin for you? Are my boobs not big enough? Is my nose too big? Is my smile a little crooked? Do my thumbs bother you? What am I not good enough for? Because I am more than good enough for ME. I am more than good enough for my boyfriend. I am more than good enough for my friends and family. You have never met me, you don’t know my favorite color, you don’t know what I do in my free time, you don’t know my personality, you don’t know me. So who are YOU to tell me I’m not quite good enough?
For those who are wondering what picture this was here it is:
What “c_trapp” doesn’t know is that this picture was taken on a Christmas vacation I took with my family. I had an amazing time and got to bond with my brother, my mom, and my dad. He also doesn’t know I spend free time volunteering to help people around me, I have created and implemented a “Share Thrills not Pills” campaign at local middle schools, I am a giver and always have been. So, SCREW YOU “c_trapp” and whatever it is I’m “Not quite good enough” for because if I’m not good enough for it I don’t want to be a part of it. Looks aren’t everything and I can promise you, you won’t get anywhere treating people this way.
If anyone is being nasty to you or your friends, my best advice is: ignore it. They don’t know you, do they? I always say, if you have a problem with me, give me a call. If you don’t have my number, you don’t know me well enough to have a problem. If you need help getting through a rut, you may feel free to talk to me. I’m always here for anyone, no matter what the problem is.
WE ARE ALL GOOD ENOUGH.