*puts boxers on the outside of my jeans and flies over to save you*
Super-Ty to the rescue.

What's wrong?

:lol:just wrong!!!
but still kinda cute:rolleyes:
xx

x2

aww Layne..what happened?

.i have a problem .......... im a random prick

Awwww, what's wrong? (If it's contagious don't come near me :p (joke))

There's not very many people who aren't worried about their future. And at least you're able to come out and say it. What's the problem?

Don't go along with the typical stereotype, do your own thing at first, you never know what they're reactions will be, and sure there'll be criticisms, you won't get any better if you're praised 24/7 for you work, criticisms kinda make u wanna strive and work harder and make that person change their mind. Whatever you do don't let them get to you, it's only an opinion.

If you wanna work in fashion that's what you gotta do. I know it sucks, but they have to set guidelines for things like that, even if they're so tiny they wouldnt fit around your baby finger.

*Hugs Layyy-kneee*

That really sucks, but what can you do?
It feels like a sacrifice, innit.
To secure your future, you feel you have to ignore the person you are now. But really, you don't.

Fashion changes a lot of people, but babe, you're probably the only person I know who hasn't changed drastically as an affect of the other people around you.

Don't worry about negative criticism, because everybody learns from 'mistakes'. I say 'mistakes' because you may put five weeks worth of effort into a dress, locking yourself away from everyone else at every opportunity, and then people turn around and tell you they hate it.
That's not your fault that they hate it; we all have slightly different tastes.
You'll learn that your mistake was putting so much labour into it and then being told it's not all that, when you could have asked other people for their opinions along the way and made changes, alterations, etc.

To me, you're your own person, and no-one can come close to you to share your limelight, or to snatch it away from you.
If you stay unique in your heart, you don't have to fall into the stereotype.