I Was a Millionaire by Age 30 in 2018
As young kids (this especially applies to girls), we're told to start
conforming to an accepted and heavily promoted beauty standard, as
evidenced by our dolls, cartoon characters, and celebrities, all of whom
conform to a certain type of look -- usually white (thankfully now
media has slightly diversified), silky hair, big bust, slim
waist, thus "beautiful". Boys and girls usually start picking up toxic
gender stereotypes from elementary school, at least subconsciously. I never let others' views that I was "unladylike," too
"bossy," unnecessarily "pushy," and overall "unfeminine" get in my way. I
know what I'm here for. I know what I want from life and I'll never let
someone else tell me how I should be. I'll be whoever I damn well
please to be. As long as I'm not committing any morally reprehensible
activities, no one has any right to judge me; their view simply doesn't
matter! I choose whom I cater to, who my friends are, and what I let
others do to me.
