#it'sok

When someone hypes someone up about an insecurity that the person themselves isn't confident about, it's not being hypocritical.

Hyping someone out about something that you yourself don't like on yourself isn't being a hypocrite and it's not a bad thing. It just means that you're struggling to love yourself the way that you love the insecurity on someone else.

It just means that you haven't learned to accept that insecurity on yourself, and that's ok. We're all learning and growing in our own ways.

It's ok to love something on someone else but for some reason not like it on yourself. You're human. You're complicated. It's ok.

It's ok to see someone with hip-dips and believe that they look beautiful but look at your own hip-dips and think "I wish I didn't have these. " It's ok to see someone with acne and hype them up about their skin but feel insecure that you have acne. You're not being hypocritical. You're not being a bitch. You just see more beauty in others than you do in yourself and that's ok. You're learning to love yourself but struggling and that's ok.

They tried to keep you down,

but there's no denying you're a

When we make decisions to direct our lives towards what we see for ourselves,  we are empowered and feel so happy. What is challenging is the patience required to get to where we are going. Patience is key to the success for positive outcomes.  

We get discouraged trying to battle whats ahead and life can be repetitive, tiring us out before we get there. Patience is the tool that keeps us in the game with the understanding we will make it to the finish line. 

Make time for peace,

Breathe and endure,

The reward is grand.

POW! Homage to Roy Lichtenstein by Jacquie Boyd

Are we wasting time

Talking on a broken line?

Telling you I haven't seen your face in ages