definitely takes some time but so worthwhile! i personally love norayogurt and zigs_mom because of how both of them embrace their bodies without needing to be outwardly preachy or performative. as someone whos struggled with accepting her own appearance, its just inspiring to see other people who are SO CONFIDENT, so even if my style doesnt directly overlap with theirs, i find that their contents just a reminder for me to not be so critical of myself :-) tldr - norayogurt and zigs_mom !!! they’re healing me 🥹❤️‍🩹
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deciding to go to a concert alone is so huge, so yay on that !! definitely agree with whats already been rec’d, but i actually found that going on my phone before events was rly helpful ? that and getting a drink before the show starts gives my hands sth to do, and makes me feel a lot less anxious about being there alone. i’ve noticed that lots of concert venues also tend to have rly shitty reception / data, which can be a good conversation starter with other people around u (esp if you see someone else by themself). i’m a pretty anxious / self-conscious person in these types of environments, especially if i’m alone. i found that the act of going to a show alone wasn’t as scary as actually being there and trying to enjoy the moment (fear of being perceived and whatnot). i think i’ve had to learn over time: a) which artists i actually like enough to go see and b) using the post-concert regret to fight through the insecurities HAHA tldr, i guess what i’m trying to say is no pressure if u go to a show alone and don’t have the best experience !! all of this is just a learning curve ❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥 (but hope u have fun with this concert hehehe)
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