WE ARE MORE THAN WHAT SOCIETY SAY WE ARE

Hey beauties! It’s been a few weeks since we touch base here on my blog. My life has been up and down, right and left, just extremely busy. I am trying my best to not stay away too long but sometimes it’s all out of my control. Today, I want to share a small empowering message to all the females in honor of women’s month.


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As women it’s easier for us to show our stronger side because for so many years we were and still seem to be characterized as the weaker being; in the work place, at home, at school, at church and overall in society. But women have proven this myth wrong, on so many levels, and for this I celebrate ALL WOMEN around the world. I am so happy to be a women, even thou there are still many struggles that comes with this birth right. But I am learning to embrace those struggles everyday and so should you.

WE ARE MORE THAN WHAT SOCIETY SAY WE ARE

As women we struggle with so many issues. One of the main issues that I see women deal with in our society today, is body confidence or body image.


Body conference comes in all shape, color and sizes. The moment we understand that beauty is not just 1 size, 1 skin tone, and 1 shape that is when we will be happier with ourselves, then and only then, we will know exactly what to work on and improve within ourselves. Instead of changing yourself based on what society thinks.


Women are wonderfully made, women makes the rules, women run the world. Women are strong, courageous, persistent, hard-working, and we are the future.

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