They all look the same, and everybody agrees that they "slay." Lately she's been comparing herself to They and trying to find them in her style, body, and face. Popular culture is not inclusive; it champions monochromatic standards of beauty. She's young, impressionable, and vulnerable to what They think. We prioritized acceptance and neglected self-esteem. We taught her that pretty privilege was all that mattered, so when They came for her, her self-image shattered. She gave in. Conformity cautioned "Follow the trends," and peer pressure celebrated yet another win...
Those flaws add humanity to your divine soul. Though it seems beyond your control, you are empowered with no. Don't force yourself in to any cookie-cutter mold. Self-love gives you the best glow, and you wear confidence better than name brand clothes. Be you; beauty will always be kaleidoscope.
