Just be yourself

I want you to know that his blog is not targeting any person or just anything. so today i'm gonna be talking about something i've been meaning to write all along. embracing yourself as you are.

so being a victim of bullying at a very ripe age. i've experienced being discriminated on the basis of religion, skin colour and so many others things which still make me want to take a trip back in time  and tell myself not to feel bad about it.

now first i wanna talk about those bullies who just don't take no for an answer. now its this very crazy thing which just cropped up into my head, somewhere around second grade, i had just started feeling comfortable, some of my friends whom i obviously wont name used to always sit together, now that definitely wasn't the problem. it started when i asked them if i could sit with them , first of all that girl out of nowhere started saying that they were fairer than me and thats why i couldn't sit with them. whoa! i so wasn't prepared for that, but nevertheless i told her we were the same colour. but she was just stuck on saying that she was certainly fairer than me...
 now what i'm trying to say here is not that i wanted to be fairer but that its put into our heads at such a young age that being fair and tall are two really important things. another thing which i really want to share is that many times it happens that a child gets called motu or golu or just things like that but its not like they would  understand this but the child might not feel good in its skin and probably might stop eating.

now to finish this off i wanna say that feeling good in your own skin is really important. i hope this helps you to just walk out that door and just feel yourself and not be afraid to be yourself. because you might just have so many talents which you haven't yet discovered.

thats all for now.

-rafa