When we look into the mirror, what do we see? Do we see our nose, eyes, mouth, forehead, cheeks, neck, chin, teeth and hair? Or do we see a happy face? Do we see a wrinkle, hint of a jowl, thinning hair and droopy eyelids? Or do we see a happy face?
When we look into the mirror, do we see our arms, legs, breasts, tummy, thighs, tush and hips? Or do we see a happy body? Do we see flab, folds, droopiness, cellulite, stretch marks and puckers? Or do we see a happy body?
When we look into the mirror, do we see negativity, neglect and nervousness? Or do we see purpose, potential and personality?
A close FOFriend told me today: “I’m not beautiful. I’m slightly above average looking.” Despite what she sees in the mirror, she is one of the most confident, sexy and content women I know.
What do you see when you look in the mirror?
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Kate Line Snider says:
Sometimes I see my mother, and it scares the living hell out of me!
Well… that’s a real awakening. Just today I went to have lash extensions put on. I am really sick of the thinning lashes I have. A few years ago they were full and thick and now they are thin and short. I can’t tell you the difference in my appearance. Yes, I guess I am vain. But I feel so much better than I did earlier today.
I have always considered myself above average looking. Yet, always felt less confident than I should.
Gaining and losing weight. Not a good idea. Stretches the skin. After a few years it doesn’t want to return to normal. Duh.
I would love to be confident and content. How does one achieve that?
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Kate Line Snider says:
Sometimes I see my mother, and it scares the living hell out of me!
Vera J says:
Well… that’s a real awakening. Just today I went to have lash extensions put on. I am really sick of the thinning lashes I have. A few years ago they were full and thick and now they are thin and short. I can’t tell you the difference in my appearance. Yes, I guess I am vain. But I feel so much better than I did earlier today.
I have always considered myself above average looking. Yet, always felt less confident than I should.
Gaining and losing weight. Not a good idea. Stretches the skin. After a few years it doesn’t want to return to normal. Duh.
I would love to be confident and content. How does one achieve that?
Shelley says:
How to achieve that confidence and contentment – well, it helps to have a sister like Geri in your life!
Kate Line Snider says:
@ Shelley : Is there a “Like” button somewhere on this page? I like this response so much!!!