Every one of ys has something we are afraid will happen to us. Here are some of my fashion fears, which most of you probably share:
1) Plastic nails falling off in public
I guess I have a good reason why I'm afraid this would happen. Firstly, it hppened to me once and I must say having a six-year-old cousin pull something black out of his instant-noodles and realizing that it is your own plastic fingernail is not a pleasant experience. Now, I usually don't have fale nails, and I only use plastic to replace my nails if they break, but I still don't like finding them in somebody's food.
2) Looking "silly"
I am sure this is a fear many of us have. Silly as in looking like I am wearing a halloween costume instead of normal clothes, or looking like I tried too hard to be "cool". Although this only happened once to me, when handing out candy on Halloween I ran out and had to go to the store to buy more but had no time to change out of my costume, I see people looking like they forgot what time of year it is and claiming to be goth almost every day.
1) Plastic nails falling off in public
I guess I have a good reason why I'm afraid this would happen. Firstly, it hppened to me once and I must say having a six-year-old cousin pull something black out of his instant-noodles and realizing that it is your own plastic fingernail is not a pleasant experience. Now, I usually don't have fale nails, and I only use plastic to replace my nails if they break, but I still don't like finding them in somebody's food.
2) Looking "silly"
I am sure this is a fear many of us have. Silly as in looking like I am wearing a halloween costume instead of normal clothes, or looking like I tried too hard to be "cool". Although this only happened once to me, when handing out candy on Halloween I ran out and had to go to the store to buy more but had no time to change out of my costume, I see people looking like they forgot what time of year it is and claiming to be goth almost every day.
3) Losing my nazar ring
It is believed that wearing a ring or piece of jewelwry with a blue eye on it will protect one from the evil eye. My ring is a good-luck charm to me and I am very afraid of losing it. However, I strongly doubt this will happen anytime soon as the ring has literally grown on me, in the sense that I can no longer take it off. Even with soap. The ring is also sterling silver and a one-of-a-kind handmade design, so it is very dear to me.
Looks somewhat like this one, but with a thinner band and slightly brighter eye. |
I suffer from the fear that I don't look "goth enough" at times. It's stupid, because my clothes don't make me who I am, but I have that little irrational fear of people thinking I'm a poseur. Stupid insecurities...
ReplyDeleteOn a happier note, I've nominated you for the Liebster Award :)
It's okay, that happens to me too, exept exactly the other way around. I sometimes worry that I look too goth-like and people may think that I actually am goth. Also. thanks for nominating me!
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