I am divinely beautiful and divinely perfect, exactly as I am.
My sexuality is glorious, sacred, and divine, exactly as it is.
My sexuality is my own, and I fully claim it and embody it now.
I am the loving keeper of my own sexuality, and I have ultimate say over how I choose to experience it.
I am growing older, wiser, and more beautiful even as I stay eternally youthful and free.
Everyone is intrinsically beautiful and lovable, myself included.
Respect is my birthright.
Boundaries that feel good to me are my birthright.
I am resilient, strong, resourceful, and wise: I am proud to be a survivor.
photo: flickr / AlicePopkorn
Blessed Be!!!! =D
ReplyDeleteBlessed be to you too, and thanks for reading!
ReplyDeleteIn our current cultural environment, women can be bombarded with so many brutally sexist messages, some of them so subtly delivered that we not only don't question them, we internalize and embrace them. So even for women who haven't experienced what is usually called "abuse" or "assault," we can ALL still use the reminder that we are lovable and worthy and perfect as is. Thanks for posting this and reminding me!
ReplyDeleteWell said, Ali. Glad you liked the post!
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