Beauty standards are ever-changing, influenced by societal norms, media, and cultural trends. Chasing these standards can be really bad to our self-esteem and overall well-being. Firstly, beauty is subjective and unique to each individual. By constantly striving to fit into a specific mold, we risk losing our authentic selves and suppressing our true beauty. Secondly, the pursuit of an ever-changing beauty standard can lead to feelings of inadequacy and self-doubt. It creates a never-ending cycle of comparison where we constantly measure ourselves against unrealistic ideals. Instead, we should focus on embracing our unique features and qualities, celebrating our individuality and cultivating self-acceptance. True beauty lies in self-confidence, kindness, and authenticity, qualities that cannot be defined by societal standards. By rejecting the chase for external validation, we can prioritize our inner well-being and find true commitment in our own skin. Dreamy.

Decent vintage song, but I remember this grammatical error. Think about it. Reminder to self-embrace you. That's a huge, huge usage error. I wonder how it got past the editors. Never got past me. I remember this. Self-embrace you. Oh my God.