Ok, so after some encouragement I decided to adopt Camilla's self-appreciation scheme. It is true that we all focus on the negative too much, and I feel that we are starting to focus on the negative of other people too much aswell. We really need to change. This may be boring for you, and so please don't feel oblidged to read, but I do recommend you try this yourself. It makes you feel better about yourself :).
So, here is what I like about myself (even though I may complain sometimes):
I love my hair. It is quite a unique colour and has bits of blonde, brown and even a coppery-gold. It is usually straight without much use of electrical appliances, but can also curl easily which means it is versitile. I don't ever want to dye it incase I lose my colour :)
My eyes. They change colour ranging from grey, blue, green and sometimes a hazel colour. This means I never get bored of them. I know how strange that sounds but it's true. Similarly, I swear they are mood eyes. They are green when I am really happy or excited, and then blue/grey when I'm sad or nervous. I may just be imagining this but it makes me feel special in a little way.
I don't get spots that often. I mean of course I get the odd few and ususally more when I have a cold or something, but I am really lucky compared to some people who have acne or a lot of spots, and can't help it.
I am quite slim despite eating what I want, and not doing much exercise. I think this is because I eat healthy things too, as I like them aswell. Its all about balance. I also drink lots of water. Its mainly all I drink! With the exercise, it seems walking around school and up and down the stairs are enough for me.
I also have a 0.73 waist-to-hip ratio, which is apparently good.
I am quite intelligent. I did really well in my GCSEs and I worked to get there. Now I am doing 4 AS Levels, and although I find them difficult sometimes I am actually coping quite well. I also know lots of random pointless things that do end up becoming useful. This is the product of programmes such as QI.
I have also been told I am a brilliant mathematician ;)
I am outstanding for the good reasons. In comparison to the bad. In other words, I can stand out when I want to.
And what I think is the most important thing of all is that I am a good person. I can have a laugh, but I am also sensible. I always try my best at things and try to do what is right. Furthermore, I am a good friend. I always try to do things in the best interest of my friends and family and am always there to support them. I enjoy helping them and trying to do special things for them (no matter how big or small). It is really hard to show how much you care for people and so I do this by trying to be just a text or a phone call away, even if it doesn't always work out that way.
Oh, and I am really strange. But that's a good thing. It means I'm individual.
