
Every Woman is Beautiful
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Every woman is beautiful; are all women
equally beautiful?
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Crazy, isn’t it? I also notice my preferences every day when I look at photos and videos. I am aware of my automatic preferences still I fail sometimes to be objective. To change the narrative is precisely why I photograph all sorts of women with all types of body and facial features. I believe that by seeing different kinds of beauty, we learn to look differently. Very slowly but steadily, I see the small changes around me. To go against the overall beauty images isn’t always easy, not even for me, wanting to change the beauty image of women over 40, I feel that what you see regularly influences what you believe in.
We just can’t help it
So what it ultimately comes down to is more fundamental than we think. Deep-rooted preferences determine what we like or don’t like. Trends also have a significant influence because what is considered beautiful has gradually changed over the years. Still, if you look at the changes, they are very subtle and small. It isn’t necessarily fair, but physical attractiveness has significant social consequences. Individuals that are considered attractive are far better represented in the media. And our minds are trained to like the attractiveness stereotypes in people.
But how do you protect your brand? How do you keep performing at your best? I notice that I struggle with taking care of myself. I find that I am not as quick as I was 10 years ago, that I can handle less, and that I have less energy. I find this difficult. I sometimes talk about this with the community, and many women recognize what I write about, but there are also women who respond that 48/49 is too young to start feeling “a bit older.” And that throws me off balance. Maybe there’s something wrong with me.
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