I dress in a way that feels like normal or call it carefree 
So you can see me beyond the cloth I wear.  ☺️
Don’t ask me what “normal” means philosophically,
For I know it’s a shifting concept,  
A fleeting idea that changes with the light. 🤷‍♀️

I choose to appear indifferent,  
To let you glimpse the essence of who I am,  
Not defined by possessions or appearances.  
I try to sound smart,hoping to impress,  
Yet you remind me that wisdom is vast, 😪
And knowing is a journey, not a destination. 

You say it’s beautiful when people are them selves ,

So I try to be myself—  
The self I’m still discovering,
The self filled with questions and doubts,  
Yearning for release from unnecessary thoughts .....
But then you say you don’t like it.  
Didn’t you just say we should be ourselves?  


But in my quest for authenticity,  
I find myself lost in your expectations,  
Changing my voice, my style, my essence,  
All to fit a mold that doesn’t feel right.  
In the end, the self I seek slips away,  
Drowned in the desire for approval and acceptance.  

So here I stand, longing for the truth of me,  
The raw, unfiltered version of my spirit,  
Yet caught in the web of how I’m perceived—  
And wondering if the self I chase will ever be enough.🤔

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