Happy Friday the 13th my friends! Halloween is around the corner so it's kinda spooky, and I'm diggin' it! I'm living for the fog and colder weather. I want more. Haha! I could talk about this season all day because it's my favorite season, but as for this post, it's post 11/15 today! I love 11/15. This is a favorite of mine for sure. If nothing comes across to you out of any of my "15 Things I've Learned By 15" series posts, I want this one to stick with you.
You are beautiful.
I don't care what race you are. I don't care what your political views are. I don't care what your sexual orientation is. I don't care what religion you believe in. I don't care if you don't have a religion. I don't care about your social status. I don't care about your economic background. I don't care if you are disabled. I don't care if you're troubled. I don't care if you think you've got it all together. I don't care who you are, this is a statement that applies to each and every being living on this earth.
You're beautiful.
You were made particularly unique.
Handcrafted and woven.
Knit and molded.
So perfectly put together.
No matter how you dress or what makeup you wear or what you define yourself as, the one word that will always be apart of your name's definition is "beautiful."
Changing yourself to fit the status quo is lame. You know what's not lame? Being the best version of yourself. That's beauty right there ladies and gents.
Telling yourself you're beautiful is one thing, but really accepting that is another. If you're struggling with that, think about it or pray about it because I strongly believe that you are here for a purpose. You are here to make other's lives so much brighter.
I love you all so dearly and I hope your week's been going well. I miss hearing from my subscribers via email, so if you want to subscribe, scroll down below and go ahead and do so. Or, go to my "about" page and send me a message! I'd love to hear how you've been doing or maybe even let me know if you're enjoying what I post.
As always;
Much Love,
Delaney Miller