I have two opaque white spots on my two front teeth, which the dentist just says are natural things that happened while my teeth where forming when I was little. I can't really get rid of them, I can just whiten my teeth to try and make them less visible. I smile all the time, but they're a huge insecurity of mine.

The other day, my mom and I were talking and she asked what was on my teeth. I told her I've had them for forever, and she didn't believe it. My own mother, who sees my smile and talks with me almost every day, for years didn't notice one of the biggest insecurities I have about myself.

It made me realize, our insecurities that seem big to us might not even be noticed by other people. So don't get so caught up in them. Smile. Be confident. Have fun. Don't worry about what other people are thinking about it, because odds are they arent thinking about it at all.

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  • anonymous lover
7 years ago

I have the same thing on my front teeth! Honestly no one notices. You are so right, I'm glad you realized it.

  • anonymous lover
7 years ago

I have a giant scar on my forehead that I made my mom conceal for me every day going into 6th grade because I thought everyone would stare at it all the time. It took me a while, but I realized that nobody really scrutinizes myself as much as I do. Stay confident <3

  • Neko-tan
7 years ago

I also have some spots on my front teeth, so I can get it.

And yeah, people really don't bother and even if they ask, don't bother.

Keep your chin up and be yourself!

And also, thanks for motivating me and others here ^.^

  • Jane
7 years ago

Thank you for your letter, dear author! ^_^ I shall consciously not worry so much about my insecurities :)

  • anonymous lover
7 years ago

Thank you. I love you too.

  • lauren
7 years ago

I HAVE THE SAME THINGS

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