We spend so much time planning our outfits, fixing our hair, painting our nails, etc., before we venture into the outside world. But, what would happen if, instead, we spent that time planning how to start interesting conversation?
It strikes me that it is when we are vulnerable, unsure and insecure that the superficial things matter most. So, does this mean we are an entire generation of vulnerable women? Women who base our worth on the condition of our skin as opposed to our intellectual capacity? Are we women who admire each other more for our ability to keep our wardrobes up to date with Vogue magazine than to make one another laugh? I sincerely hope not. What chance would the next generation, our daughters, have being brought into the world by women racked with self-doubt?
In the words of my very wise Father; "There is no material or physical asset on the requirements list for being a kind, interesting, lovely person. "
And that, dear Readers, is all that really matters.