#personal insecurities

You know, my stomach would be more or less hidden if the Chirrut cosplay happens, but this Donnie Yen obsession is making me gym harder than ever before. Gotta be fit to represent him. Ignore that I’m short, tiny, female, and don’t know any martial arts other than a tiny amount of aikido. Must lift my Baze! @geeklyfanboying your turn

The first picture I saw after waking up this morning was a picture of the lovely Michelle Branch. It was a picture that she took of herself without makeup and she was holding a sign that said "#IAmNotCool(Honestly.)" She explained that it is part of an Instagram campaign called #WeAreAllUncool and along with the picture, you have to post a few things you are insecure about. She posts three things: 1. Her birthmark 2. Her body after she ha. Her daughter, Owen 3. Her bedroom wall as a teenager because it was covered in Hanson posters As a huge fan of Michelle Branch, it's funny that she posts about all these things because I loved her for these things long before she mentioned it. I mean who doesn't like Hanson? They were awesome. No one's body after childbirth is the same and I think she looks great, plus Owen is amazing! And I love that birthmark. It's what makes Michelle, Michelle. I feel like as a fan, that's just one of the things that we would recognize her on the street for because we know about it. If I had never seen what she looks like, her music would still be the same and that's really why I love her. Without a doubt, no matter what she says, to me, Michelle Branch is cool. Her music has helped me a lot and now, this, has helped me even more. We ARE all uncool. We all have insecurities. We can either do nothing about them and continue to freak out or embrace them and try to change how we think. Maybe it shouldn't be that "we are all uncool" but that "we are all cool." :)

I wish I had smaller and perkier boobs man. Gravity is already taking place in mine and I want to fucking cry they are so ugly