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SoHo, Manhattan
Most of the time, I see myself and say, „it’s time for a change” But what is it that I want? I want to dye my hair, change my style, the way I carry myself, how I want others to see me, my appearance.
But that’s a physical change. A physical change is one of the most overlooked aspects that we tend to notice at a glance. But would that really be a change?
I want to change. But why?
I want to see life in a different perspective. If I were to change physically, would I really change, or would I think that I have?
Most of the time, I see myself and say, „it’s time for a change”.
I’ll learn to forgive. I’ll learn to commit. I’ll learn to accept who I’m meant to be and forgive myself for my mistakes. I’ll learn to love myself. I’ll learn to live in peace. I’ll learn to love.
To change is to learn that everything will be alright. And eventually, I’ll see myself and say, „you are beautiful just the way you are”.
One day, I’ll love the world around me. One day, I’ll be able to make anyone smile. And eventually, I will be love.