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Tell Me I’m Beautiful

19 October 2016 • Kimberly • 2 Comments

Am I beautiful because people tell me I’m beautiful? Am I beautiful because men tell me, or because the women in my life tell me, or because I know I am?

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  1. Rich Acosta says

    19 October 2016 at 8:20 am

    A flower is beautiful, but doesn’t know it or understand how much joy it brings to the world. True beauty emanates naturally from that which is pure and honest.

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    • Kimberly says

      21 October 2016 at 10:05 am

      Hey Rich! Hope all is well; love that first line. Reminds me of one of my favorite quotes: “The rose is a rose…”

      I was thinking moreso in terms of physical/superficial beauty. What determines that? How do we even know what’s beautiful and what’s not — especially when our perspective and opinions are largely formed by what we see in the media? By what’s perpetuated by a patriarchal, Euro-centric society? (I.e.: I think I like XYZ, but is it because I see XYZ everywhere and have been conditioned to think I like it?)

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