As I was scrolling down my newsfeed at facebook, I saw a
post about Miss Universe 2016 candidates being asked about confidence.
Unfortunately, I was not able to click that content nor come back to hear their
answers.
“What is confidently beautiful for you?”
“What is confidently beautiful for you?”
While I was washing my face. The question came up to my
mind. I asked myself, what exactly is “confidently beautiful” for me?
I’m thinking about it until now. This is my answer.
Confidence is very difficult to achieve, but it is a CHOICE.
Confidence is being able to uplift others while uplifting
yourself. It is being able to stand up in front of the crowd and think how
grateful and amazing you are. On the other hand, you can stay up late at night ALONE and not comparing
yourself to others. To what they have, and what you don’t.
Confidence is not just about showing off your bare-face,
slim body, flawless skin. It is mostly about appreciating the beauty of a
person inside no matter how they are and how you look outside.
It is being able to wake up and sleep at night worry-free.
It is about loving yourself while loving others.
Maybe you came to my blog because you have a low
self-esteem, LIKE ME. Or you just want to know my idea about confidence or
maybe you are just passing by.
To tell you honestly, guys, this is a very sensitive topic
for me. I know myself as an inspiration to others, posting such positive
preaches on my social media so that my followers would somehow be joyful and
thankful about life. But I always ask myself, “Am I posting inspirational
message for them to be inspired or am I posting it to at least boost my
confidence?”
How it became a sensitive topic? It is because the standard
of people, of media.
What it advocates when you say confidence is pretty face,
pointed nose, slim body, flawless and light skin. I sometimes think ‘do I have
the right to be confident?”
I’m depressed of how I look, I can’t find answers why God
would let me feel this.
I struggle about having skin problems. I’ve
never had any problem that made me looked down to myself this much. It wrecked me.
It destroyed my inner soul and my beliefs about positivity.
I almost lost
my faith.
No matter how I choose myself to be confident, situations
just would not let me. I always lose. Damage wins.
I will continue this post soon. And tell you how powerful “confidence”
is.
Till my next blog,
Jenny <3
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