5. Focus on the shape of your mind rather than the shape of your body
The only thing that mattters is your mind, your mindset and the way you behave. Shape your body if you want, but don't stress yourself. Appearance is nothing.
If someone really cares about you than he doesn’t care about your body or about your face.
A person is not his/her body. A person is his/her mind.
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