Dion this was a nice topic and you shared some valid points to me.
@DionLuvsMakeup
Ай бұрын
@PrincesSarah70 Thank you, Sarah. It was a hard video for me. I know it could be triggering to some, which I didn't want to trigger anyone. My hope is that it resonated with some and provided thought for others to accept and be empathetic.
@sandyandchance
Ай бұрын
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@DionLuvsMakeup
Ай бұрын
@@sandyandchance Hey, my Day One ☺️🧌🖤👸🏾
@samlynn2319
Ай бұрын
Hearing other people stories…well reality for some has always put a perspective into my eyes. I never understood ppl who discriminate. Im hispanic and I don’t see color I see and treat everyone as the same❤ Woow this took me back😢 even though im a lot better i still struggle from time to time. So definitely needed to hear that last bit. Its different situation but beauty/feature part, as young as 3rd grade i was always curvy. skinny waist, wide hips and big behind and thighs that young. It was never a thought, it never bothered me. A situation happened in 3rd grade that girls violated my privacy in the restroom and made comments laughing (it was the start of everything) It made me insecure and hated the way my body looked and being 8 yrs old I didn’t know the way my body was was fine and normal. it made me depressed and think I was fat, made me change how i dressed to try to hide my body that it took over everyday focusing on that. Tried eating different and exercise thinking I needed to loose it to look like everyone else. Then into teen years it got worse. Every day i dealt with it, boys turning into hormonal teens were…touchy, vocal, expressive towards me all happening during school. constantly staring and laughing amongst each other all the time because of my lower side. It really messed me up. I felt like an object being xualized (idk if i can say the word here) They didn’t know the words no and stop. All that just made me dislike my body even more And this all started back before this type of body type became popular that everyone wanted and are now getting surgeries just to have it. Which is confusing to me to see because of my trauma. My high school yrs was when it was slowly starting to become known and that made it worse again by stronger ways of getting unwanted attention and comments no one should ever hear🫤 It’s not until just a few years ago when i was finally able to learn to love myself and not care what others say or think about my body😊 Its funny because I always tried doing those makeup “hacks” thinking i needed to look like everyone else but i never could😂 kinda glad though to show my true self and no catfishing lol.
@DionLuvsMakeup
Ай бұрын
@samlynn2319 Hi SamLynne 👋🏽. YAY for no catfishing. Yes, to learning to love yourself. Thank you for sharing your story and experiences. It is awful how people bulky and target those different than they are. It is traumatizing. I'm glad it's in your past and you now love yourself. It is ironic how people make trends from things other people used to make fun of. It's sad and a shame. In Part 2, I do talk about surgical body modification. The list of things people do goes as deep as their insecurities.
@LocMaiden
Ай бұрын
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@DionLuvsMakeup
Ай бұрын
@@LocMaiden ☺️🧌🖤👸🏾
@sylviajackson7596
Ай бұрын
I can identify with alot of what you spoke of , its really sad. I could tell you some of my experiences.
@DionLuvsMakeup
Ай бұрын
@@sylviajackson7596 Hey, Sylvia 👋🏽. It's crazy looking back and connecting the dots, isn't it.
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