No media image can stand up to the certainty of nature. I’ve never considered a tree to be “too large” or its surface needing to be changed in any way. Nature thrives on variety and diversity; it is never too much or too little, too fat, thin, dimpled, wrinkled, small, big, hairy, ugly-it just is. Our choice remains to claim that most basic freedom: to just be and love who we really are.

Why do we, as a society, allow false notions to define us? Do you want to spend your life allowing others-the media, marketers-to set the standards by which you will be judged, to which you can never truly measure up?

Quoted from an article that appeared in Massage Magazine
“Images of Beauty” written by Sonia Osorio


You are wonderful
You are beautiful
Enjoy the person you spend time with when you are alone
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The above blog was stolen from Argyle.

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