How to Be an Independent Girl
First you should know who you are and where you belong, this takes time, don't push yourself into being someone you're not, instead take time to get to know yourself., Speak openly about your tastes, music, fashion, boys, girls, whatever, don't hide...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: First you should know who you are and where you belong
For example, if you like one band/singer, don't pretend to like Justin Bieber because everyone else does. -
Step 2: this takes time
Wait a second though, there's a but.
Don't be rude about it! Respecting doesn't mean agreeing. , It's also a way to make new friends who have the same interests as you! , Just be yourself and new friends will come to you, and old friends can leave if they don't like it. , For example, make a list of things that makes you YOU and don't compromise your morals.
Stand for something or you'll fall for anything. , Do things that make you worry, 'feel the fear and do it anyway' as they say.
It doesn't have to be something like sky diving, it could be walking around town on your own, taking a bus on your own for the first time, starting a conversation with a stranger, wearing a tighter fitted top than usual in public. , If someone bitches behind your back, ignore it unless it's really serious, people will always dig into people they don't understand or are jealous of, it's natural.
Just feel pleased you're mature enough for it not to bother you.
If someone directly starts something, meet them head on, you're an independent person and you've got guts enough to have discussion about this.
If someone gets violent however, obviously use your common sense and leave in a calm and collected manner. , Look up the poem 'I am Me' and the Desiderata, 'If' by Rudyard Kipling and even 'Chicken Soup For The Soul' books, all of these are esteem boosters and chunks of things to think about. , And love that that's who you are. -
Step 3: don't push yourself into being someone you're not
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Step 4: instead take time to get to know yourself.
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Step 5: Speak openly about your tastes
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Step 6: fashion
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Step 7: whatever
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Step 8: don't hide behind other people's views.
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Step 9: Try to find a hobby or interest that you enjoy and are good at
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Step 10: it builds self esteem and gives you stuff to talk about.
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Step 11: Don't ditch friends or desperately try to make new friends
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Step 12: being independent means that you don't cling.
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Step 13: Establish your own doctrine and walk into it.
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Step 14: Try to build your self esteem by pushing your comfort zones
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Step 15: you'll never grow out of shy you if shy you is kept safe in a cupboard.
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Step 16: Learn how to accept critics and how to face them.
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Step 17: Realize that you're a completely valid person and that you've got just as much right to be here as the next.
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Step 18: BE YOURSELF!
Detailed Guide
For example, if you like one band/singer, don't pretend to like Justin Bieber because everyone else does.
Wait a second though, there's a but.
Don't be rude about it! Respecting doesn't mean agreeing. , It's also a way to make new friends who have the same interests as you! , Just be yourself and new friends will come to you, and old friends can leave if they don't like it. , For example, make a list of things that makes you YOU and don't compromise your morals.
Stand for something or you'll fall for anything. , Do things that make you worry, 'feel the fear and do it anyway' as they say.
It doesn't have to be something like sky diving, it could be walking around town on your own, taking a bus on your own for the first time, starting a conversation with a stranger, wearing a tighter fitted top than usual in public. , If someone bitches behind your back, ignore it unless it's really serious, people will always dig into people they don't understand or are jealous of, it's natural.
Just feel pleased you're mature enough for it not to bother you.
If someone directly starts something, meet them head on, you're an independent person and you've got guts enough to have discussion about this.
If someone gets violent however, obviously use your common sense and leave in a calm and collected manner. , Look up the poem 'I am Me' and the Desiderata, 'If' by Rudyard Kipling and even 'Chicken Soup For The Soul' books, all of these are esteem boosters and chunks of things to think about. , And love that that's who you are.
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