Denver Champs Flag Sweatshirt

 Unfortunately, society has begun to view this kind of fashion as costumes if anyone were to wear them today, which I think is a little sad. I also think we’ve begun to look down on feminine women, which I feel is wrong, because there is nothing wrong with a girl liking girly things. A feminine woman can be just as strong as the Denver Champs Flag Sweatshirt in other words I will buy this tomboy next door. Edit: Thank you so much for the lovely support and I love to hear your stories! It’s very inspiring to hear and you are right. Wear what you want and let the freak flag fly :)! Thank you! 2nd edit: There seems to be a bit of a misunderstanding. None of the women in these pictures is me :)! I just wanted to make that clear. Well, I’m going to be brutally honest here because 1. this isn’t my real name *gasp* and 2. I am what you would call a ‘low functioning’ borderline and I guess someone else might come across this one day and find it somewhat useful (probably not, but I don’t care anyway. Being brutally honest on Quora is actually somewhat cathartic for me). Bear in mind that it’s entirely possible I also have avoidant personality disorder as well as borderline personality disorder.

I never feel that I’m good enough at anything… I always feel like an impostor in every facet of my life. At the Denver Champs Flag Sweatshirt in other words I will buy this moment I don’t have a job. I worked from home for several years after I finished my degree doing websites – I got jobs through my boyfriend at the time and, after we broke up, continued on that way only for a few years before I eventually threw it all in. In all honesty he was the one who kept me going – he had faith in me and was very supportive of me and for some reason I needed that to keep going. Once he was gone I didn’t have the confidence to go on. I hated talking to clients on the phone and via emails and I was very depressed. Every time I got a request or had to go to a meeting it was very hard for me to do (I felt so terrible about myself). I rarely left my house and I was a chain smoker – I wasn’t really *together* at all. I had a few friends but… No confidence. I couldn’t talk to strangers. I tried to pretend to clients that I was ‘normal’ but I think even they could tell how bad I was. Eventually I kept driving up my prices until they all left. I did try to make a go of it for a while – trying to convince them to go for better packages with presentations etc, trying to get new clients, etc, but I was so inconsistent in my approaches – some weeks I felt capable and on top of the world, but other weeks I felt insignificant and hopeless and I just eventually let things fall apart. I would fall into depression quite easily and not want to get out of bed.

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