Tell Your Story #41 Accepting my Flaws
Hello, Ladies Universe! This is my first in post and I hope I am welcome here. To begin with, let me tell mey story.
I am yoieuqudniram, but also known as yoi in the world outside Steemit. I work in a feed mill plant as an office staff and found Steemit platform few years ago but since the Steemit Philippines community halted, I got lost and had a difficulty of finding a community as my new home.
Back In February, I dragged myself back in Steemit and it is one of the best decisions I made in my life. The journey is never easy, and I had to come to different communities hoping that they will accept me and they did.
But this post is about me accepting my flaws and one that is very visible is my silver hairs. Most women get conscious about the silver hair. I honestly wished for my hair to become all silver back in my twenties; my sister who was in her 40s had silver hair which came naturally and found it very pretty, I was in a rush back then ( but never dyed my hair) and I never realized that a different feeling would come to me when the silver hair comes.
i came to my 30s and silver hairs started in some part of my head and over the span of a year, they multiplied and I got conscious about it. Two of them is at the front and one day my husband volunteered to pull them out and I agreed. He even said that my hair turned gray because of stress.
More and more are coming out and the once pulled silver hair grew again, and I soon came up with the acceptance of myself and my flaws, especially accepting the fact that I once asked for this and I should not have any regrets.
Today, I think of my silver hairs as my random hair highlights, an evidence of my existence in earth and my new fashion.
It is very important to accept oneself and realize that you are beautiful and you are enough. One's contentment is her trophy in life and because of this she will not be pressured to impress the people around her.
Honestly, the silver hair is not my only flaw which I accepted for myself, I have lots of flaws and I realize that acceptance is the only key to freedom.
To end this story, I would thank you all for you time, support. Keep safe and be kind always.
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I, too, have silver hair right in front of my face, and it's been worrying me a lot. Reading your entry made me feel better. We truely should accept who we are and accept our flaws.
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Silver hairs can be beautiful. Like any teenager, I find them fascinating. I grew up hearing that they are symbols of wisdom. This means that anyone who has them possesses high intelligence, knowledge and experience.
I also heard that pulling them out can force them to grow even more. I don't know how true this is. Scientifically, it can be attributed to genetics, while others talk about stress.
Nonetheless, they are still beautiful. And I hope all women get to embrace them. Youth might signify beauty. But there is something mystifying about aging, particularly, aging gracefully.
Indeed! I'm glad you think of it that way. Perhaps mine came genetically though I could not hide the fact that it could also be attributed by stress.
I hope we all age gracefully!
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