Morning ladies! Guessing Judy maybe found the sandman
You know there is nothing wrong with making the best you can of your body n face. I believe the same concept hold for our yards, meals and other things of life
When do we cross the line
Well kept beautiful yard vs drop dead $$$ landscaping yard services?
Great good meals vs catering all in 5 star
Your face utilizing good skin care vs minimal plastic surgery
Minimal plastic surgery vs more extreme - chasing a dream?
Your body ? Positive approach to maintain tone, flexibility strength vs untold high $$ for personal trainer and spas galore
Again - where do we cross the line and more importantly why? For whom?
Part of the problem we have with mass media attempting to shape our value system
ALL THAT SAID
I know I have personal issues of what age has impacted my appearance
The past 3 years since being in NC have been major
Smooth great skin turned into creepy flesh
Good facial appearance now a road map
Excessive stress maybe a factor but then there is age and weight/body type
My height now 5’5” due to scoliosis was and is medically factored at 5’8” and weight of 125 make the issue understandable
MsB I recall you mentioning a few months ago about the horrors of your significant weight loss -,on your face
My mom was always an extreme beauty but in later years obese She was still beautiful and at 80 had skin of 20 year old Fat.
So we women need to evaluate our reason for going natural, trying to look ok/ your best vs extreme measures for vanity sake
Men’s biggest issue perhaps receding hair loss . Bald is in a big help
“The cage is invisible because you were born inside it — and they taught you to love the bars.” – Mark Twain
A Thread Exposing the Everyday Lies and Propaganda We’ve Been Sold🧵
1. Breakfast is NOT the Most Important Meal of the Day
Thread click article at link for all
Good /interesting “food for thought” read
https://x.com/matrixmysteries/status/1911743611861172429?s=46&t=f_8PqEXFBlW87QFKb_1Q4g
“MsB I recall you mentioning a few months ago about the horrors of your significant weight loss -,on your face”
Um-it was my HANDS that suffered the most.
My face, yes, somewhat.
I have always had kind of a round (now oval) face.
Turns out it was to the good!
My crows feet at the corner of my eyes, is mostly
from laughter.
I consider that a life well lived!
But my poor hands-now, they look vein-y and bony too.
*sigh*
Hard to believe that I was told I should be a hand model!
(Back when I was 18)
*sigh*