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Lucy Hale

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LUCY HALE

“I look back and I think of all the minutes and hours I’ve wasted upset over how I looked or something that was out of my control. I wish I could get that time back, although it has lead me to where I’m at now. I truly don’t dress for men at all. I dress for me and what I think is cool. When I was younger, I was constantly wanting to be with or date someone because I was so deathly afraid of being single or by myself. Now I’m at the point where if I meet someone, they better really elevate my life, because I love being single.” Cosmopolitan Magazine

Weird Al Yankovic

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WEIRD AL YANKOVIC

“Sometimes I think that what I do is frivolous or silly, but then I hear from people saying that they were going through a very hard time, feeling depressed, some even saying they were on the brink of suicide, and that listening to my music helped them get beyond that. That’s extremely meaningful to me.” People Magazine

 

Dolly Parton

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DOLLY PARTON

“Do what makes you happy, because if you’re happy and you’re comfortable, people are going to be happy around you. They’re going to be comfortable with you even if you might look ridiculous to them. Because there’s something about you that makes them feel content. I’m not preaching that somebody should look like me. Most people don’t want to wear that much makeup or hair, but at least I have one thing that I know for a fact is real. I am comfortable with who I am. And I dress for me. I do what makes me happy. So I would just say to anybody, ‘If you’re comfortable wearing no makeup be that. If you wanna wear too much, do that.'” Allure Magazine

Constance Wu

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CONSTANCE WU

“I went on social media recently to talk about something that was really painful to me (a past suicide attempt). I’m still a little bit scared of social media because it really hurt me in a way. The ultimate hope was that it was helpful for people who are keeping the same feelings private to know that they’re not alone.” People Magazine

Beverly D’Angelo

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BEVERLY D’ANGELO

“Looking for validation based on others’ approval will take you off your path and away from your authentic self. When you really are centered in yourself and you’re singing your song within, you’ll be with the people that you’re meant to be with, and you’ll be in the right place.” People Magazine