Valuing yourself - Louis Cole

I found this video of Louis' very inspiring and thought provoking.
However it got me thinking about how hard it is to remember that even if it is beauty that attracts, personality makes people stay :)
I wear a headscarf and I'm not popular at school and sometimes I feel like a failure at being a social person and a person who's actually there for her friends and not just cowering in a corner, too quiet to ask how her friends are faring. I wish I was more daring with people I don't know as well, I think it would help me become the helpful, kind person I wish to be :)
I feel so invisible to the world sometimes and I wish I didn't feel like I have to dress better or talk to the right people to be noticed and to be talked to.
We all say it's society but if we made a choice to accept people and not judge, who's going to stop us?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hmrGwxsT0J0&feature=youtube_gdata_player

Love for Youtubers

I love the way some youtubers are so down to earth. It's amazing. Well and Truly. Amazing. Namely, Jack Harries. Check it out: http://instagram.com/p/eiYnkopvS3/ I wish I could have experienced something similar to them. That realisation is amazing. We have no reason to be ungrateful for what we have and to forget about the rest of humanity. If you don't know about the Mother Tukkers, the Harries' twins, Louis Cole (funforlouis) and 3 other people trekked a good ole 3,500km journey across the north of India in rickshaws. They did this in aid of the Teenage Cancer Trust and raised an enormous amount of money in their two week adventure. Jack's posts during the trip were both humorous and sombre and really made me appreciate my life. It made me want to join them and further my realisation and to reduce my ignorance as to how badly other people have life. I couldn't thank him enough for it. But here it is: Thank You Jack Harries for your inspirational journey and posts this year. Good Night all, have a wonderful day, wherever you are!