We should never change ourselves to fit into society's expectations, that perfect nose or thick juicy lips, but instead embrace who we truly are. Society often imposes harsh and unrealistic standards and norms of beauty that can make us feel pressured to conform. However, true happiness and fulfillment come from being authentic and staying true to yourself, being you. Our uniqueness is what sets us apart and makes us special. By embracing our individuality, we can inspire others and create a more diverse and inclusive world. It is important to remember that we are not defined by society's opinions or judgment. Our worth and value come from within, from our passions, dreams, and the love we have for ourselves. So let's stand tall, unapologetically, ourselves, and show the world the beauty of authenticity. You do not need to change your face or body because times keep changing and so does beauty standards. Forget all that. I wanted to say this and it's important that I do so that it can reach out to someone it resonates with. You will feel true happiness when you start from within. Self-acceptance and self-love. Be kind to yourselves. Dreamy.

Hey Dreamy, it's Hawaiian. I totally agree with the order, uh, have self-love. You gotta start off with your, with you on the inside. Then you can help others. Much love, love you, aloha, talofa.

I definitely agree, but I also feel like we shouldn't judge people that like to express themselves through their physical appearance as well. I feel like changing their body is a very... you know, there's a lot of sides to that topic. And you know, some people get judged for using makeup and caring about their appearance, I feel like. But I definitely agree with you.

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We had to bring back the natural beauty, you know what I'm saying? the natural beauty in women these days, you know what I'm saying?