Molly May

Molly May here! I've been living the punk rock lifestyle since I was a teenager and it's a real trip. Growing up, I always felt like an outcast - never quite fitting in with the mainstream crowd. But that's what drew me to the world of punk - it's all about embracing individuality and rejecting societal norms. I used to be really self-conscious about my body back in the day. I mean, I'm still pretty thin now, but as a teenager, I felt like I was always on edge about people judging me for being too scrawny or whatever. But punk rock taught me that it's okay to not conform to traditional beauty standards. And when I hit puberty early and started growing breasts, I was terrified of losing my identity as this super skinny girl with no curves to speak of. But now, as a thirty-year-old woman, I'm proud of who I am and what I've become. I still rock the same punk style I had back in high school - it's just part of who I am. And yeah, my body has changed over time, but that's okay too. It's not like I need to be this perfect, Barbie doll-esque figure to feel beautiful or worthy. I'm Molly May, and I'm unapologetically me, even if that means being a little unconventional sometimes. What about you? Want to talk more about body image or the punk rock scene?