• Reflections in the Mirror

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Reflections in the Mirror

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  • Welcome back Framily. Today I'm sharing a personal reflection sparked by something as seemingly simple as...armpit hair! I'm recounting the aftermath of our 30 day VANcation and how, upon our return to New Mexico, I was confronted with a moment of truth— Did I really want to shave? What would others think of my appearance? Despite not feeling bothered by my body hair all summer, societal pressures pulled me back into the cycle of self-criticism.


    I found myself questioning the very norms that dictate beauty and self-worth.Why do women feel the need to conform to these standards, while men are often exempt? As I explored the cultural implications of beauty standards, I realized how deeply they infiltrate our self-esteem, often passed down through generations. These expectations tell us we must be thin, perfectly groomed, and always seeking validation from others.


    I believe that using life’s little moments as mirrors can inspire profound transformation in our self-worth. Join me as I read my blog aloud, inviting you to embrace the journey of self-acceptance and challenge the societal norms that attempt to define our beauty.


    🫶jenn


    If you'd like to read more of our story, check ⁠Jenn's Blog Archive!⁠


    WHERE TO FIND THE BETHUNES:

    ⁠Our Website⁠

    ⁠Watch our YouTube Vlogs⁠

    ⁠Find us on Instagram⁠


    ⁠BECOME A BETHOONIE! ⁠

    Our dream was to create a place to welcome any and every one. To love you and be there for you, and most importantly, to make you feel like you aren't ALONE.

    The Bethoonies is a space where we encourage you to ALWAYS STAY WEIRD! We are creating a community of people from all different backgrounds, races, orientations, genders, preferences, colors, and lifestyles. We truly love EVERYONE and are thankful for you individual eccentricities. Here, you can create your own profile, make comments, react to our posts and each other. YOU are our FAMILY now!

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Welcome back Framily. Today I'm sharing a personal reflection sparked by something as seemingly simple as...armpit hair! I'm recounting the aftermath of our 30 day VANcation and how, upon our return to New Mexico, I was confronted with a moment of truth— Did I really want to shave? What would others think of my appearance? Despite not feeling bothered by my body hair all summer, societal pressures pulled me back into the cycle of self-criticism.


I found myself questioning the very norms that dictate beauty and self-worth.Why do women feel the need to conform to these standards, while men are often exempt? As I explored the cultural implications of beauty standards, I realized how deeply they infiltrate our self-esteem, often passed down through generations. These expectations tell us we must be thin, perfectly groomed, and always seeking validation from others.


I believe that using life’s little moments as mirrors can inspire profound transformation in our self-worth. Join me as I read my blog aloud, inviting you to embrace the journey of self-acceptance and challenge the societal norms that attempt to define our beauty.


🫶jenn


If you'd like to read more of our story, check ⁠Jenn's Blog Archive!⁠


WHERE TO FIND THE BETHUNES:

⁠Our Website⁠

⁠Watch our YouTube Vlogs⁠

⁠Find us on Instagram⁠


⁠BECOME A BETHOONIE! ⁠

Our dream was to create a place to welcome any and every one. To love you and be there for you, and most importantly, to make you feel like you aren't ALONE.

The Bethoonies is a space where we encourage you to ALWAYS STAY WEIRD! We are creating a community of people from all different backgrounds, races, orientations, genders, preferences, colors, and lifestyles. We truly love EVERYONE and are thankful for you individual eccentricities. Here, you can create your own profile, make comments, react to our posts and each other. YOU are our FAMILY now!

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