Robert Whitfield MD and a speaker discuss why your worth isn't tied to your looks or age. They talk about social media's role in pushing beauty standards and one person's decision to have breast implants removed as part of reclaiming self-worth.
Oh. Because I worked in the industry, I know that most of the girls are augmented. I know all the work that's getting done behind the scenes. Behind the scenes. And it's like, it's so interesting how we've created this view of normal. And if we are placing our value as women outside of ourselves, on our youth, on our beauty, on our body, then we're going to start to go, oh, I need to change. And that was a really big part of my coming home journey to myself was recognizing, like, who I am is my value, not what I look like. And obviously I come in a package and I like to make the package look pretty, but I get to accept who I am. And that was really. It was almost like this huge graduation to come and do my explant with you. It's like I have graduated from being a slave to this idea of what I'm supposed to look like and playing the game. You know, that's a lot.
I've listened to your show and. And you're very plain about the whole game, if you will like the game. Everybody's playing with social media, etc, because that's only gotten quite a bit. Like, I.
