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GOOD JOB! true, the world really needs people like you to set an example! i know how hard it must have been. the entire process, i mean. i've been struggling with an eating disorder, but i'm fighting to overcome it for good. best of luck and never forget to be proud of your progress!

i represent eastern europe :) romania, f, 24

sophie, you have the face of a strong woman! i wish more lonely people were stronger.

hi! a lot of people deal with social awkwardness at you're age. we've all been there, more or less. the trick is not to prolong it too much, to deal with it while you're still young. this is a good place to get advice and feel less alone. good luck!

hi there, finixfawn! you'll bond with the loners here :)

what a pretty face!!! she's more than adorable! i want one toooo :D

When I try really hard, I can look like this :D Too bad that smile can't be imprinted on my brain.

cheater

Remember that you're in this for the long run! Confidence in yourself isn't built in day, so you have to stay on track when making all these changes (volunteering, sports, working out) till all your efforts start paying off. Learn to be patient and believe in yourself, even if you haven't done...

These times we live in don't just hand out "normal" by default, unfortunately. We gotta fight like crazy to feel normal. I agree with the fact that normal is a relative term. You have to be at peace with yourself and feel comfortable in your skin. Sitting around and complaining was the the worst...

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grave-robbers

i've run out of batteries in being negative, so i try my best to have a positive outlook on EVERYTHING. i'm thinking we're still young, we've got time. i've learned to control my impatience and i'm more that ok with the fact that i'm single. you just have to be careful not to get too used to it...

thank you! it's such a cure talking nothings and everythings with so many strangers :)

i don't believe in altering who i am for someone else either. the beauty in clicking with people is in the other person encouraging you to be who you really are, not changing it. maybe you need to widen your horizon where meeting people is concerned. have you tried that? the more you get out...

oh, do i know... and about knowing someone, yes, it's difficult. first of all, you have to know how you want to be perceived by someone else. time is relative. the necessary time for a person to know you depends on many variables: how much you disclose, how much you let them in, the barriers...

something that i've learned these past years and i'm still working on it is that you shouldn't put too much pressure on yourself. that's when it get's rough, because you're being the judge and jury instead of being a friend to yourself. you may subconsciously sabotage yourself. try to take...

maybe you need to find the right someone how can help you shed some light on that judgement. with the right people comes the right judgement. someone who truly values you for who you are won't criticize that about you, but try to stand by you 'till you value yourself too.

i've had a preety boring couple of years, so i want to snap out of it :) your idea of falling asleep holding someone is there by default. but that hurts more when being deprived of it, so i'll stick to the bungee jumping :P

i'd like to do bungee jumping with my next boyfriend :D one jump, together.