Believe in yourself, have confidence, and listen to your gut
There’s no way advertisers or shows can capture what is truly
beautiful. It’s a feeling, not a look.
Age: 30
Occupation/Passion/What
do you do?
Stay-at-home mom
What was the one
thing you were scared of when you turned 30?
That I would become irrelevant, I would no longer be part of
the “young” crowd and I would become out of touch and out of style.
What’s the best
lesson you’ve learned over the years about beauty?
Believe in yourself, have confidence, and listen to your
gut.
What do you consider
beautiful about yourself? I’m not scared in front of a crowd and my eyes
What do you consider
beautiful about your best friend, which she may not know about herself? She’s
the best host I know, she shines when she’s throwing a party, dinner, family
event, etc
Did you feel you were
beautiful at age 10? I don’t think I cared or knew either way
Age 15? No, does
anyone? I was so awkward then
Age 20? Yes, I
met my husband that year and he had a lot to do with building my confidence
Do you feel you are
beautiful now? Most days, sometimes I feel pushed to the side with my kids.
But I have to tell myself when they shine or excel it’s because of me and my
parenting (and my husband’s lol)
Have you had a moment
where you realize beauty may be something other than what the media portrays it
as? When I was pregnant with my 3rd kid and my body was as
resilient. I was never ever to bounce back like the first two and the last one
was definitely the one that shook me the most. I wasn’t able to confidently
show off my stomach like some pregnant women do and what was the trend the 3rd
time, the bump pics. I haven’t been able to wear a bathingsuit since let alone
a bikini. I’m dreading the summer. But this year I’m going to just do it.
What do you hope your
daughter learns about beauty? It’s not about what tv or internet tell you. There’s
no way advertisers or shows can capture what is truly beautiful. It’s a
feeling, not a look.
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