If I had a friend that treated me the way I treat myself, I'd hate her.
If I had a person in my life that said things like: "Your hair looks awful!" "Oh my God! Is that another wrinkle?" "Nice black smears under your eyes." "Nice ass, bubble-butt" "Wow, I didn't know that stretch marks looked worse over time" I think I would have to re-evaluate why they were in my life.
If I had a friend in my life that equated my self-worth to the laundry pile, I probably wouldn't have them as a friend very long.
If this person in my life questioned every single decision I made as a parent, I'd hope that after a bit of time I'd be able to tell them thanks, I already make those questions 100 times a day.
If I had a friend that repeatedly told me that I could be thinner, prettier, nicer, a better mom, a better person, a better anything if I just wasn't like I am, I'd throw myself at her, begging her mercy, asking her to please, just love me!
So here goes:
WOMAN, LOVE THYSELF!!!
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AND YOU ALSO SAID HOW MUCH MORE ATRACTIVE WE ARE TO MEN BECAUSE WE CAN DISCUSS BASKETBALL AND NASCAR INSTEAD OF WEAR THAT SIZE ZERO. OH! AND LET ME INFORM YOU OF HOW YOU ARE SO FULL OF IT AND CAN'T HATE ANYONE! YOU ARE TOO BEAUTIFUL OF A PERSON! YOU TRULY ARE AN INSPIRATION TO ME!
R
Love thyself woman.
We are our own worst critics, our own worst enemies.
I think sometimes that as women we figure that if we do the worst to ourselves, no one else can hurt us with unkind words or rejections. We've already been rejected by the person that matters the most to us...ourselves.
Ooops. That's from me. B.
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