Have you ever wondered what it’d be like to be perfect, to have the perfect body, be a size zero for jeans, have the best breasts in the whole school, be the perfect height, and have the perfect waist to hip ratio? Have the perfect family? And having all the guys gawk at you, and always asking you out, and giving you compliments? Having the best make-up compared to other girls, and having the most expensive, name-brand products? Winning the homecoming queen crown, being the star cheerleader, and dating the football star quarterback?
But in your reality, you think that these dreams are too far out of reach, not achievable in any way. You think you’ll never be good enough for anyone to love you. You look in the mirror, wanting cry at what’s staring back.
You don’t have the perfect body, your breasts are uneven, people think you’re too tall, and too ‘fat’. No guy wants to be with you, and you find it hard for one guy to even say “hello” to you. You’ll never come close to being homecoming queen, you’re not even close to being the star cheerleader, and the football star quarterback, clearly doesn’t have any interest in you. Your family fights every night, your dad coming home drunk, and yelling at you and your siblings, and you mom. You don’t own anything from Chanel, Gucci, or Ralph Lauren. And you wear little to no make-up.
Well, truth is, the girl who has the perfect body, breasts, perfect height, weight, and hip to waist ratio. The girl who has the perfect family, all the guys staring at her, the one who wears the best make-up, the girl who uses the most expensive name brand products. And the girl who is the star cheerleader, and dating the star football quarterback, and has won the homecoming queen crown. And is daddy’s little girl. Well, she, she is a fake, a “plastic”,if you will. She covers up her flaws by wearing make up, and feeling as if everything is OK. She fears that she has to be popular, a cheerleader, wear name brand clothes, etc to fit in. She has conformed to society’s standards of what “beauty” really is.
Society tells you that you have to be popular, have a perfect body, be a cheerleader, wear designer clothes, date the star quarterback, have the best make-up, and be homecoming queen.
Truth is, you don’t have to be any of that stuff to succeed, you don’t have to conform to society’s standards of what beauty is, to be beautiful. You are beautiful just the way you are.
You are beautiful!
You’re beautiful if you live on a farm, in a town, or the big city.
You are beautiful if you have all F’s in school or all A’s.
You are beautiful if you’re tall or short.
You are beautiful if you weight a little or a lot.
You are beautiful if you wear make-up or not.
You are beautiful if your family fights every night, or if you all get along.
You are beautiful if you are adopted, in foster care, or were born into your family.
You are beautiful if you are rich or poor.
You are beautiful if you have a boyfriend, girlfriend, or no relationship.
You are beautiful if you’re a virgin or not.
You are beautiful if you are popular or unpopular.
You are beautiful if you are White, Black, Asian, Native American, or any nationality.
You are beautiful if you are straight, lesbian, gay, Bi, transgender, or queer.
You are beautiful if you wear designer clothes or “walmart” clothes.
You are beautiful if you emo and Gothic to geeky and preppy.
You are beautiful if you wear a size DD bra or a size A bra.
You are beautiful if you are the star cheerleader, or the star mathematician.
You are beautiful if you have a little house or a big house.
You are beautiful if you dream big, or dream small.
You are beautiful if you get bullied or not.
You are beautiful if you have few friends, or a lot of friends.
You are beautiful if you’re single, engaged, married, or divorced.
You are beautiful if you believe this is true or not.
You are beautiful if you just be yourself.
You are beautiful!

