Pile 2: you have no idea how it warms my heart everytime I hear "you are beautiful". For many years I have been labelled as "the ugliest" by my peers and even by my parents, right now I understand that I am not ugly, I was just dimming my light to make others feel comfortable. Now I start telling myself a different story, no longer accepting societal standards to affect my energy or the image I have about myself Let me share a little bit of my story: I am transgender, so for the first years of my life I presented as female. Of course I was the ugliest "girl" in the room, I did not care about make up or taking care of my look because I was trying to hard to fit in and I never asked myself what would make me feel beautiful, handsome. Then around 16 I realized the truth about my gender identity but I tried so hard to act as my "male friends" taking up their style, hobbies and personality. Right now everything has changed, since I know the truth of who I am and each day I become more and more empowered flying away from limiting beliefs and society standards. I love who I am, I love myself and most important of all I am a soul and gender identity, the clothes I wear, the way I present are just a little, almost insignificant part of my human experience.
Pile 3 and totally crying. Such a perfect reading, many thanks! Aquarian Age cheerleader here, bring it!♒️
heck yes!!!!❤️
Pile 2: you have no idea how it warms my heart everytime I hear "you are beautiful". For many years I have been labelled as "the ugliest" by my peers and even by my parents, right now I understand that I am not ugly, I was just dimming my light to make others feel comfortable. Now I start telling myself a different story, no longer accepting societal standards to affect my energy or the image I have about myself
Let me share a little bit of my story:
I am transgender, so for the first years of my life I presented as female. Of course I was the ugliest "girl" in the room, I did not care about make up or taking care of my look because I was trying to hard to fit in and I never asked myself what would make me feel beautiful, handsome.
Then around 16 I realized the truth about my gender identity but I tried so hard to act as my "male friends" taking up their style, hobbies and personality.
Right now everything has changed, since I know the truth of who I am and each day I become more and more empowered flying away from limiting beliefs and society standards. I love who I am, I love myself and most important of all I am a soul and gender identity, the clothes I wear, the way I present are just a little, almost insignificant part of my human experience.
THIS IS LOVE. There we go!!!
Thank you for opening your heart, I loved to read this