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I know for me, it is almost too embarrassing to say.
But since we’re here to open ourselves up to begin living freely and Magnified, I will be honest. It hasn’t been days, weeks, or months, but several years!
Trust me, over these double-digit months I have had short-lived quiet thoughts questioning myself about why this is, what’s wrong with me or whether I ever feel desirable again.
So, what normally happens is I just shake it off. I return to my daily routine of being everywhere to care for my family. Or go back to being everyone to meet life’s demands.
One of my regrets (I’m not even sure that’s the right word) is I quickly fell into the hustle culture many black women have somehow been tricked into.
With this being such a controversial topic, I had to question myself if hustle culture is a way to advance to success?
Or it is another way to prove our value by working ourselves ragged to where we are worked so thin, that we suffer in silence?
Because in no way will we be seen or thought of as a black woman not getting to “her bag” even if it costs her physical & emotional deficits.
That was me for quite a few years.
During those years, I was unable to emotionally connect because I was full of go-mode.
Did I want to connect in romantic relationships? Yes.
However, the “sexy” was not a feeling I could cling to. So I didn’t do sexy. Eventually, it wasn’t event a thought.
As part of my ‘new day’ of gaining a newfound freedom, I’m beginning to explore ways to bring sexy back. Hopefully, you will be inspired to do the same.
Sexy is Relative, Believe it or not!
