SuperCamp Grads Describe Letting Go of Fimage (Fear of Image)

‘It’s like taking a 100-lb bag of rice off your shoulders, like finally being free after being chained to a tree. No Fimage has made me do things I never would have thought of doing like cheerleading.”
– James Ohnoki

“Letting go of Fimage makes your life greater because you let go of the insecurities you have about what others think of you. You open up and let others see you without your mask. I created my own style, and I’m not afraid to act like myself and talk to other people.” – Bre Steinbarth

“It was hard at first to let go of Fimage, but it made me feel better after I let go and now I’m not paranoid about how I appear to people.” – Dominique DeRoche

“What I would tell other people about Fimage is that you don’t have to cover yourself up anymore; you can get in touch with your true self.” – Katie Kaufman

“You can show who you are and lower the chance of being called a fake.” – Alex Barrier

“Letting go of Fimage was a life changing experience for me because I was able to show who I truly was for the first time.” – Jordan Walton

“It feels good letting go and being able to be a ‘weirdo’ and have no one judge you.” – Joe Dugan

“I feel more free and a lot happier. It helps me totally make ‘This Is It’ moments all the time.” – Grayson Hurd

“If you have Fimage, it means you aren’t comfortable doing certain things because of fear of what other people will think of you. You don’t have self-confidence and you are always worrying about what other people think. People are actually more attracted to me without Fimage.” – Sarah Samuel

“ Letting go of my Fimage was the best thing I learned at SuperCamp. It was like I finally got to exhale and start breathing again. I’m proud of who I am.” – Euzahn Collins

“I was really a shy person and I definitely didn’t find friends that easily, but one night at SuperCamp when they asked for people to come up on stage, I raised my hand and got on stage. I was so nervous but I got through it. After that, I’ve been better at not caring what people think of me.” – Leonard Gray

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