Dear Closet Guilt Monster,
For too long now you have cluttered my closet with clothes that make me feel very bad. Every time I try to rid my closet of these things you rear your ugly head and coerce me into keeping what I do not need. Today I am releasing you along with:
-The sweater Grandma knitted me. It served its purpose and even Grandma thinks it’s time for it to go.
-The weird blouse my mother-in-law bought and said it “looked like me.” Away it goes along with my wonderment of what in the world she could have possibly meant by that.
-The pair of shoes I spent way too much money on and have kept in order to pay my penance—as if being completely uncomfortable wasn’t payment enough.
-The size six pants I haven’t worn in years. I accept that I am a different person now—which includes a different size. When and if I visit size six again I will buy new pants to celebrate my accomplishment.
-The dress I bought on sale. Turns out I liked the price more than the dress. Ughh!
To all of these things I bid adieu. I consign you, I donate you, and I never welcome you into my closet again. Closet Guilt Monster I am trading you and my style woes in for a closet full of things I actually want to wear. I have learned from my mistakes and no longer need you or your pangs of guilt to hold me back.
Without you I feel so stylish and free!
Sincerely,
Me
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