I don’t understand how some people feel they know me better than I know myself. According to a few, I’m apparently on a mission to find a partner and settle down, I drink every day, I’m a slut, and I think I’m better than everyone else. Really? Did you climb into my head and start thinking for me?
Here’s the truth: I was in a relationship for six years, and from that, I learned that I’m not ready to settle down. I need time to focus on myself and simply date.
As for the claim that I think I’m better than others—let’s be real. I’m probably one of the most self-conscious people you’ll meet. I struggle with feeling like I don’t measure up. I don’t think I’m better or worse than anyone else; I’m just me. I understand that everyone has their battles, and I don’t believe anyone is perfect. It would be hypocritical of me to think I’m above anyone else.
Now, the "slut" label? That one cracks me up. I’ve slept with far fewer people than half the people talking about me. Yes, I’ve been known to make out and flirt shamelessly from time to time, but that’s the extent of it. I’m not out here getting laid left and right, and I’d happily admit it if I were. But that’s simply not true.
As for drinking, I’m a social drinker. I go out once or twice a week with friends and have a beer or two. Who doesn’t? I’m not an everyday drinker, and I’m certainly not a regular at the ABC store. I’m not planning on visiting any rehab centers, but if you feel the need to judge, maybe take a look at your own habits first. Don’t call the kettle black if you don’t want your own flaws pointed out. After all, just as you talk about me, others are probably talking about you too.
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