Wow hauwa your newsletters always brightens my day,I have always dealt with low self esteem because of my body size since secondary school coupled with bullying from my mates .Still trying to build up my self confidence as an adult because I now have social anxiety plus the fear of what people might say.thank you so much 💜♥️
I grew up the only dark child amongst my siblings, so I was kinda ostracised growing up even though I was looked like my dad's other half. It crazily affected my self esteem because I thought it made my mum love me less but thank God for the gift of a thoughtful mother and crazy cousins,they really rescued me from me✨️💙. Thank you for this beautiful piece Hauwa✨️
I think we all needed to hear this. I think all my clients to hear this. So what? For me, this mentality transcends how we view our bodies into even areas of life chasing our dreams or making that change.
So what if we fail, so what if they don't like us, we can and will become better through adversities. Besides, we may do better than the lies or fear tell us.
Hauwa, this is a powerful message! I love how Rali challenged your perspective on beauty standards. It's so true that we often get caught up in what we think we should look like instead of appreciating ourselves for who we are. The "So what?" approach is a great way to reframe insecurities. Thanks for sharing!
‘And so what’ this is what i will be saying from now on.
Wow hauwa your newsletters always brightens my day,I have always dealt with low self esteem because of my body size since secondary school coupled with bullying from my mates .Still trying to build up my self confidence as an adult because I now have social anxiety plus the fear of what people might say.thank you so much 💜♥️
This is such a beautiful piece Hauwa, thank you for reminding us that it really doesn’t matter
I LOVE this piece! 👏
There’s sooo much more to us than our looks. And we’re all uniquely beautiful 💗
I grew up the only dark child amongst my siblings, so I was kinda ostracised growing up even though I was looked like my dad's other half. It crazily affected my self esteem because I thought it made my mum love me less but thank God for the gift of a thoughtful mother and crazy cousins,they really rescued me from me✨️💙. Thank you for this beautiful piece Hauwa✨️
Hauwa shared sense today!!! Too much sense!!! Thank you!!!
This is such a thoughtful and beautiful piece, for someone trying to heal and love their body.
I'll start saying "and so what" from now own.
Love you Hauwa
Yes oh... And so bloody what?!
ABSOLUTELY LOVE THIS! This is the exact energy I needed to start my Monday morning. And SO WHAT - need this printed on my wall.
Good you got to the "So What". Those who mindlessly point out things about others, are not worth anyone's time.
I absolutely enjoyed reading this one. Thank you, queen💗
I love thiss
Big fan of Sauti Sol
You have good ears for music 😍
I think we all needed to hear this. I think all my clients to hear this. So what? For me, this mentality transcends how we view our bodies into even areas of life chasing our dreams or making that change.
So what if we fail, so what if they don't like us, we can and will become better through adversities. Besides, we may do better than the lies or fear tell us.
Hauwa, this is a powerful message! I love how Rali challenged your perspective on beauty standards. It's so true that we often get caught up in what we think we should look like instead of appreciating ourselves for who we are. The "So what?" approach is a great way to reframe insecurities. Thanks for sharing!