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Rihanna rocking Miu Miu peep toe boots- ‘ARD!
Victoria Beckham wins for the most funkiest shoes with her Antonio Berardi ‘heel-less’ shoes. These look hard…to walk in! I think I’d give ‘em a miss but she made it look easy.
e. Once you start loving yourself, you really do gain a whole new appreciation for ‘insecurities’ as weird as that might sound. It’s very normal to feel insecure about something whether it is a physical feature or an emotional thing. No one ever reaches complete satisfaction with their self; your glass is either half full or half empty right? Even the Halle Berries of this world have a baggage of insecurities somewhere. The only difference is some people carry it around with them wherever they go whilst others choose to leave that extra baggage at home. I’ve decided to lock away my baggage; just knowing it’s there is good enough for me! I understand that insecurities are not there to weigh you down; they are there to keep you humble. Since humbleness is an essential trait to have, I guess insecurities aren’t so bad after all…just don’t let them outweigh your securities.
y? Remember when Britney Spears shaved her hair and everyone thought she was crazy? Well maybe she was at the time, but I guess now shaving your hair off isn’t so crazy anymore. It seems as though the world of hair and beauty has been hit by an epidemic because everyone is shaving their frigging hair; whether it be the side/s or the whole thing. I had to blog about it today after seeing a girl at the supermarket with her hair shaved like Cassie’s and a pattern etched in; I was just staring at it thinking to myself, ‘this has got to STOP!’
The funny thing is that I don’t even go out that often to even wear 'em, especially now that I’m watching my pennies. It really sucks being broke, not only because I have bills that need to be paid but because it just makes me feel so waste :-( So in the meantime, I’m going to take regular trips to this place…
This is really true for us all whether in relationships or not. Women are so fast to say ‘men are this, men are that…etc, etc’ Do we ladies ever have anything positive to say about men? Well after that conversation with my friend, we confirmed that it was about time we start showing our appreciation towards men and pay respect where it’s due (…but only where it’s due!).
ever, I guess it does work both ways. I will not hesitate to whack someone with a baseball bat next time I hear a guy say ‘women don’t know what they want,’ or ‘you women are so emotional,’ or what’s the latest lingo, ‘women are so materialistic?’– shullup! You guys still love women all the same!
It does not need explaining. It’s real though, and it sums up exactly how I’ve been feeling lately. Sometimes I feel really underestimated. There are moments when I feel like no one sees my potential. There are times when I think that no one believes in me. I used to get so frustrated because I know I’m capable of so much. Since I entered final year, I’ve become this competitive person who only wants the best- second best doesn't even make sense to me. I want the best in everything I do, I don't settle for less. Though I feel ridiculously underestimated at times…it’s cool; I get a kick out of proving people wrong. There's a handful of people I need to prove wrong and they will get proven wrong...I'm smiling already:-) I was never much of a talker anyways but after hearing that quote from Ruth, people won’t be hearing any talk…they’ll just see the walk.
it’s cool and trendy to be (or get with) a so-called independent woman. Now guys are going to start believing they don’t have to pay for anything…some already don’t! Well I refuse to be influenced, so ‘independent woman’ my South London arse! If you are going to wine and dine me, the drinks and the meal- yes I’m expecting you to pay for them! You can go ahead and call me a gold-digger, I don’t really care because I know that's not the case, which brings me onto my next point…
fferent and unique…you know…we have distinctive DNA? Last summer, I chopped my hair off after being heavily inspired by Kelis and Rihanna… and found that every other girl got inspired too. I was slightly pbleepd, however, that did not mean I was going to shave off one side of my hair, put patterns in it- I don’t know, something original like…stars?- then dye it purple just to be different. With everyone competing to be unique, my friend rightfully pointed out that now the average Joe is the one who is different. I just get annoyed when I see people go through great measures to be different, but if you think logically about it, all you have to do is be yourself… you’ll find that it’s the easiest way to be different.
ike a Picasso artwork- jeeze! All that talk about girls being so fake from the weave, the nails, the make-up, the padded bras, the heels to add height…yes I agree but remember it’s because guys push girls to do this. If guys weren’t so visual maybe girls wouldn’t feel so pressurised to keep up appearances. So how about you guys stop idolising these celebrity women (they do not naturally look the way they do!) and then we’ll give up (or at least consider giving up) all the fake stuff- deal?
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