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Beauty standards


Every second of every day The world is telling women how to behave Wear your hair like this, your makeup on point And if you're over 110 pounds Get your ass to the gym Portion control, exercise, and your eyebrows on fleek Will make you feel alright Because that's what others want to see I wake up and I look in the mirror To see my hair in disarray I shower and brush my teeth Getting ready for my day I walk out the door without looking in The mirror again. I mean who cares I know I'm beautiful The way I am.
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