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I stumbled upon some old pictures of my mom, back when my family used to host a whole bunch of parties at our house. She looked so radiant, smiling in every picture, so young and just beautiful. Which is not to say she isn't still all of those things, but sometimes it feels like she's lost that spark and that just makes me really sad.
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maybe this doesnt work for everyone BUT my confidence in my physical appearance got so much better when i went through old family photos or did research into where my family comes from. i started to see pieces of myself in those pictures. there’s the bump on my nose! there are my curls! my arm hair! my shoulders! my tummy! my height! and who am i to not be proud to carry pieces of them wherever i go? my mom’s mother died when she was very young. her dad always would tell her that she looked like her mother and had her mother’s nose. my mom would get bullied for her big nose, but never once wanted to change it. that is her mother’s nose as much as it is her own. be proud of things like that! you are more than your image, you are the lives and stories within you.
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