Be yourself

Susan is walking home alone. She walks slower than usual. She is not enjoying the scenery, because now it seems to her that all the flowers and plants on the roadside are dead, and even the trees are shaking some leaves that are about to fall. She sighed as she walked, and sometimes the whistle of speeding cars on the road made her out of her mind.

Susan's situation started a few days ago.

Susan got up early that morning. As usual, she went to the bathroom to look in the mirror. She felt good and smiled with relief, but immediately she screamed because of this smile.

Oh, my God! She found herself in the mirror with a full mouth and an ugly smile. She didn't dare to look-she was afraid of that face!

Susan is a famous singer in Washington State, and many people like to listen to her songs. She's going on tour that day. But what happened in the morning made her depressed all day.

The concert was held as scheduled? Susan stepped onto the stage and sang her new song enthusiastically-she was careful not to laugh for fear that others would see her teeth.

Singing and singing, Susan remembered that morning again, and her voice trembled. When she looked under the stage, she felt that the audience seemed to have found their buck teeth. The smiling face on the paper was clearly laughing at her! She felt her face suddenly become very hot.

This difficult concert is finally over. Susan didn't interact with her fans as usual, but found a reason she didn't even know and left in a hurry. She buried her head very low in the disappointed eyes of the audience.

These days, she spent all her time in sadness and anger.

Walking, Susan only felt that she had hit something, but she didn't care. After a few more steps, someone patted her on the shoulder. She came to her senses and looked up at the man.

It was her good friend Jane who patted her on the shoulder. Jane was hit by Susan just now. She thinks something is wrong with Susan. Now I see Susan with a sad face, and I ask her lovingly, "Susan, what's wrong with you?" Look at your glum face. Susan knew that Jane was not an outsider and told the story to Jane.

Jane frowned and said after a while, "Susan, what's the big deal?" You can't decide how you look. Besides, everyone knew about your teeth before, but no one laughed at you! Your beautiful singing has overwhelmed everything. Just be yourself! "

Susan just nodded. In the evening, Susan, who can't sleep, thinks carefully about what Jane said during the day. Finally, she fell asleep-with a smile on her lips.

The next day, everything returned to its usual appearance, and wonderful songs rang again in the music world. People saw the "buck-toothed singer" singing with a smile again.

Appearance is predestined, and connotation is decided by oneself. Don't get angry because of something that doesn't suit your mind but can't be changed. Look ahead and be yourself!

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