So you will see that the changes in the story are made by people who opened their mouths. If we don’t talk, nothing changes. Not shutting up is a premise with which recent generations are forming. And that’s great.
I remember a note from a teacher that was always etched in my head: “Never shut up.” Even back then, talking was revolutionary. And I admit that I never cared if others liked what I said or not, but I always had that voice saying: “never shut up.” Reality shows that not all of women have been as lucky as I was.
And many still do not know how liberating it is not shutting up. Don’t keep quiet about what you don’t like or aren’t willing to tolerate. About what makes you happy or unhappy. Why not, also about what we feel or live. Only in this way, we’ll change things we don’t like, and we reaffirm those that we do.
First we learn to speak, then we learn to shut up. Finally, we learn not to shut up about those things someone should say. It is an important part of our mental health, and it is not negotiable.
So this month we will begin a personal growth series on how to handle different situations to change what we do not like or make us good. Toxic relationships, hurtful feelings, even lack of self-love.
We are also going to reinforce self-love with fashion, style and care, which never hurts.
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