Oh @missdonna! Reading this made me remember those teenage years when I was so full of insecurities! And looking back, I realized how naive and immature I was before and was so conformed to the social standards of what "beauty" is. The typical "I want to be slim, have light skin and look beautiful just like my other classmates." The bullying made it so much worse too.
But now that I'm older and wiser, I am just loving myself and at peace with how I look. Proud to be a morena as well!
I agree with having good and authentic people in your life. It helps overcoming the insecurities. You have definitely shared an insightful post which most can totally relate. Kudos.
I can simply relate to you as we have the same experiences. I always get left behind and set aside in society because of my body figure and my curly hair but later on, I see the clear vision that I am unique and I am made for who I am because if we are not proud of our looks it's kind of insult to our parents as we are a product of them.
Good to hear that from you Miss @indayclara for being proud to be a morena. Take it as an advantage because there are thousands of people wishing to have like that because they believe that's the true beauty and I stick on that statement. Thank you for your appreciation. Love lots❤️