I’M NOT
I’m not always good with saying what’s on my mind, but PMS and alcohol can sometimes give me the push. I’m not sure why I didn’t just go to law school–oh yeah, recession.
I’m not as laid back as people think. I often read too much into things. I’m not into liars and bullshitters.
I am not interested in hearing your excuses or your boring stories. I’m not always right, but often believe I am regardless of what I say. I am not a great cook, but I’ve gotten really good.
I am not into Dexter series. I am not narrow-minded nor am I good with memorizing things. I am not high-maintenance but I won’t deny quality.
I’m not easily offended by people I don’t know or don’t care about. I’m not fully fluent in anything other than English. I’m not a vegetarian and I never will be. I am not great at money management, but I’m trying my hardest. I am not going to ever grow out of pink.
I’m not good at singing (actually I’m terrible). I’m not good at drawing or designing things. I am not good at being told no.
I am not a gambler because I’m not lucky. I’m not very public yet… but I’m working on opening up on my blog. I am not vain, but I’d like to be.
I’m not very decisive. I am not into poetry. I’m not good at taking orders. I’m not a girl who can pretend black coffee taste good because it doesn’t. I am not a late sleeper; I believe you miss out on so much a day has to offer.
I am not immune to sunburn like I thought. I am not into organized religion. I am not the kind of girl to turn down good food for the sake of calories. I am not someone who like beans or oranges. I am not your average woman.






I think it’s great when someone can acknowledge and accept themselves for who they are. Know who you are, be who you are. Don’t walk around living your life trying to please everyone else or pretend to be someone you are not, you’ll forget about the person who really matters… Yourself!There are a lot of things that I am not, and I’m fine with it!
Great post…
Thank Rachel
Honestly many of us ( with social networks and reality tv) can find ourselves constantly comparing our lives to that of others and forgetting to appreciate who WE are. Glad you liked it.
It’s good to be honest with yourself and not accept any stereotypes or mediocrity. Being yourself is the only way anyone should be. I liked this post.
Yeah, I just can’t see it any other way. It’s just who I am
Thanks for reading
Hey – I came across your blog on 20sb
“I am not vain, but I’d like to be.” This I can relate to. I wish I cared about how shiny my hair is or how ragged my nails look and to do something about them, but I guess I’m meant to be content with what I have the time to maintain. It’s a blessing, in a way, but I could look a lot more put together if I was vain enough!
I am proud though, and stubborn…they’re not the same but belong to the same family. I guess it’d be a disaster if I was vain on top of that!
hahah I guess it all has it’s perks or down falls. Would be awesome if everyone could be a little bit of everything they wanted to be. I’m working on being less of a lazy dresser. not sure how far it’ll get though, but I’m okay with that.