I used to be afraid of who I was. I went through phases of trying to make myself look “hard” or “tough” to my peers. It was nuts. To be the toughest was to be cool, or so I thought. For a long time I fabricated who I was just for credit, but found out that isn’t how you should do it. I looked at myself and I decided to do whatever I wanted with myself to be the person I always wanted to be…Which was and still is myself. I was always articulate, I was always proper, a great speaker, always funny, and down to open up to those who deserved it. I decided to be the dork I always wanted to be. When being myself became a thing I liked doing, I started seeing crazy benefits off it. I started gaining better friends, my career was going great, my songs got better to myself, my parents didn’t fight with me as much, and I started mingling with girls more than I ever d