A few of the lovely subscribers of this channel have asked me to cover the topic of how to feel confident wearing historical fashion (out in public for instance) and how to manage criticism when it inevitably arises.
Any time you choose to do something that is different or not in the "mainstream", you will most likely receive criticism in some shape or form. Even if you do stick to the "mainstream", chances are you'll just receive criticism about something else. You do not have to let that criticism stop you from living your most authentic life. Having self-confidence when wearing historical clothing starts with recognising that thoughts are just thoughts, and they do not have to mean anything.
This video covers some of the deeper thought processes behind judgement and how to mentally manage feelings of insecurity when being judged, along with some practical steps you can take to grow more comfortable with wearing anything you desire to. Then, a series of potential responses to criticisers is presented, so you can have an answer (or a lack of answer) ready if a negative comment is made towards you.
It is so worth it to live a life of authenticity and self-expression, and so I encourage you, regardless of how people react, to wear all the historical fashion you desire. It may be uncomfortable at first, but there are ways to mitigate any feelings of distress that may arise.
I should make it clear that I am in no way a mental health professional or medical practitioner. None of this should be taken as medical advice. Rather, I cover some of what I have learned throughout my own mental health journey, and as someone that deals with the day-to-day impacts of severe obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD).
And so I ask, if there is anything stopping you from wearing what you want in public, what exactly is it?
Yours, etc.
V. Birchwood
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Time Stamps:
0:00 Intro
1:03 Chapter One: Criticism Is Inevitable – & That's OK
2:01 Chapter Two: Thoughts Are Just Thoughts
3:10 Chapter Three: Someone's Judgement Says More About Them Than You
4:17 Chapter Four: What Is Constructive Criticism & What Is Not?
5:18 Chapter Five: Utilising the Exposure Method
7:26 Chapter Six: If Possible, Find Others to Wear Historical Fashion With
8:04 Chapter Seven: See Yourself as Wearing Walking Art & Find Your WHY
9:19 Chapter Eight: How to Manage Criticism
11:49 Chapter Nine: You Will Bring so Much Joy to Others (& to Yourself)
12:47 Chapter Ten: Never Sacrifice Your Self-Expression Because of Others
Music sourced from Epidemic Sound.
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