So Far.

"Wake up
Grab a brush and put a little makeup
Hide the scars to fade away the shakeup
Why'd you leave the keys upon the table?
Here you go create another fable"
-System Of A Down

Again, the sad truth behind our masks.
Every morning you wake up and the first thoughts that come to you probably aren't "I'm awesome" or "I feel great the way I am". More likely you thoughts sound more like "My hair looks terrible" or "I'm fat" or "Nobody understands me". Admit it.
Then you walk into you bathroom, wash your face, notice that your forehead is too high or your eyebrows are too dark or whatever. You try to correct those 'faults' and mostly end up looking worse than before. After that you dress up; you notice that those new jeans are still too small and you have to lose more weight, or that your favourite T-shirt is suddenly a bit tight around your hips. You make a big drama about all of it in your head, not noticing that in the eyes of others, you're probably someone they would like to be like. It goes on and on and on. Nobody is happy with themselves. I'm not, for that matter. And I probably have no right to be saying all this in the first place since I can't really be a role model.
People, have more confidence in yourselves. You may think you're ugly, whether it's on the inside or the outside. There's something beautiful in everybody, sometimes you just have to look closely to see it.
You can always change, and you always have a choice.

/P.