You are somebody’s type. I am not speaking in terms of body shape or nationality or sexual preference but – YOU! You just being you; your story, your perspectives, your outlook, your mental, emotional and spiritual makeup etc. make you somebody’s type. Now, who that somebody is, if you haven’t found him or her already, I am unaware of. But, being unapologetically you will never go out of style. Conformity is boring.
One more time for those in the back.
Conformity is boring.
You were custom made and custom designed. You are a product of custom experiences.
One more time for those in the back.
You are a product of custom experiences.
You may have some trauma in your past and your present. You may have some mommy and daddy issues. You may be in a transitional period of uncertainty. Your body may not be the way you’d like it to be. Your edges might not be all the way back yet. Your bank account may be in the negatives. Your spirit may be coming undone but baby, you are still somebody’s type. Yes, you are a work in progress – we all are but, you are still worth it. You are not perfect because perfection is not attainable and it will cripple you if you focus on it too intensely.
You are perfectly imperfect, as you should be. God didn’t fumble when he made you. You are right where you are supposed to be, in the car you are supposed to be in, in the job you are supposed to be in, in the relationships (personal and otherwise) that you are supposed to be in. However, if you don’t like where you are currently at, change direction, change your attitude, change your circle, change your habits but don’t simply change who you are to fit into the mold of who you think you need to be.
One more time for those in the back.
Don’t simply change who you are to fit into the mold of who you think you need to be.
Again, you are somebody’s type.
You got this, they had it!
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THE IKON. 