A filter-less life
I'm not too good for makeup.
I let beautiful sets of shadows and concealers sit mint in my drawer
A "late bloomer" who feels judged if she lets it grace her face
who paradoxically feels like a gaudy thick mask simultaneaouly announces a desparateness for approval and superficial, self-manufactured self-esteem, and hides her emotions from the world
if she wears nothing far beyond a basic blush, gloss, and mascara
amidst a sea of expert eyeliners, smoky eyes and contours who don't look twice.
And so I await the day when I wake up and smile wholeheartedly at the face I insist on adorning.
Like he does when looking at me. Even on those worst days when I consider surrender.
Live every day without a filter
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