12 Things To Never Say “I’m Sorry” For…

Today’s world appears to have more people slamming aside from ever, with some individuals actually investing most of their time critiquing how others live. Nevertheless, you don’t have to give away your power to others. You don’t owe anyone an explanation for your way of life, your choices, or who you select to hang around with.
At the end of the day, if you feel pleased and like the life you live, that’s all that genuinely matters. If you live according to your reality, you don’t need to feel 

embarrassed or ask forgiveness to anyone. Other individuals don’t get to determine how you live your life, so do not ever say “I’m sorry” for the following things.

HERE ARE 12 THINGS TO NEVER SAY “I’M SORRY” FOR:

1. WHO YOU LIKE
From a friend to someone more than a friend, don’t apologize for someone you like. We all see different traits in who we like, and like what makes us, us, it what makes them who they are.

2. MAKING YOURSELF A PRIORITY IN YOUR LIFE
Somehow, making your own heart happy got twisted into a selfish, egotistical, entitled idea. In reality, no one else can ever offer the happiness that you can give to yourself, so it only makes sense to make your own fulfillment a priority.

If you have taken your life into your own hands instead of waiting on others to teach you how to live it, then you already have mastered an important aspect of self-development. We all have 100% responsibility for how we choose to live our lives, and only by putting our needs first can we ever attempt to then help others in need, too. After all, how can we help others if we don’t first address how to help ourselves?

3. WHAT YOU WEAR
Let’s call attention to the never-ending debate if bandeaus can and should be counted as a bra or not. If you are someone who is completely comfortable wearing a bandeau as your bra of choice, then you go girl. Honestly, who cares if someone says it’s not one if you’re comfortable and happy wearing whatever, own it. (But, for the record, bandeaus are totally a bra.)

4. FOLLOWING YOUR DREAMS.
Wanting more in life does not make you ungrateful or spoiled; it makes you ambitious. It means you have goals and dreams, and want to fulfill them while you still can. It means you don’t settle for less than you know you’re capable of. Others might view you as just an unrealistic dreamer who will never truly find happiness, but it doesn’t matter what others think in the end.

You can express gratitude about what you’ve been blessed with while still aspiring for more in life, so don’t ever feel bad about having big dreams. Go after them with all your heart, and the universe will surprise you in ways you never imagined.