easy on Talk about beauty
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Sure, it’s easy to smile now — all the bumps and spots are gone.
It’s pretty easy to preach to others — and to myself, about the importance of inner beauty now that the outer me feels beautiful.
I will never forget how those dots morphed my perception of myself. How they brought with them the darkest thoughts to ever cross my mind. How they made me feel less than and undeserving of love. Those bumps took over more than just my face, they brought destruction to my being.
And now that the dots of destruction have been forcefully removed with the assistance of Accutane (twice), all that remains are the scars. The scars don’t taunt, tease, or torture and they’re not there to teach me to love myself. There is a greater purpose behind their existence.
When the dots were in their full bloom, I dismissed anyone who tried to talk to me about inner beauty. So now that my face has cleared up, sure, I can write about the importance of self-love and how acne will wreak havoc on your life, “only if you let it”. But I’m not helping anyone by spewing words of self-love when I know at that low point, self-love is a concept so difficult to comprehend.
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