This #DearMe hashtag is pissing me off. They are 99% by girls saying to love your self, don't try to fit in a mold, be true, how they were worried about everything, not fitting in... just allot of social bullshit that wasn't as bad back then. Is it just me in saying I was happy and healthy and had everything back then? Didn't worry about what people thought or did? I had confidence! I had strength! I had my health which is the base for everything.  I had at one point a giant 3 bedroom flat to my self with a balcony overlooking a swimming pool, two cars, a good job, and money to do what I wanted. When I was even younger, I was even more happy. I think back and as the clock goes back the happier I was. I didn't give in to all the social drama, and people I kept near me didn't either. I guess I was lucky. I guess even though my parents were poor and didn't have much, I had a pretty great childhood and they taught me right. It wasn't till I moved south and away from them at 16 that I started getting into a little trouble, but I was still ok.  I remember being me and it wasn't difficult. I didn't fit in and I liked that. I never tried to 'fit in' or get people to like me. I didn't have any of these problems you guys talk about, because I had great parents who taught me from day one that there is more to life. Sucks your parents or surroundings were shit. And I hear there will be a guys version on "mens day". Why? Why divide people? And since when is there a mens day and a womens day? This whole thing gets on my nerves. 
Why were you girls so obsessed with image.
These people today telling them self's in the past these things aren't telling them for them, but doing this to tell people now. Then just tell people now and stop saying you were just as stressed and so on as kids today, cuz you fucking weren't. I know everyone didn't grow up like me. But I do know that things were not half as bad back then as they are today.