Love the haircut! Being 5ft nothing and shrinking I am at the other end of the spectrum. Ordering a drink at a crowded bar can be very problematic but I donβt get a drink πππ
I love your new look! Feisty and fun! I don't like fussing with products, styling , even blow drying. Getting out of the shower and ruffling up my hair is the best!
Love it. We call them swimmer's shoulders and it's true - halternecks and bare backs are brilliant for those so blessed!
As for 6 feet tall, so what! You can always see over the crowd and from one who is shrinking as each minute passes, I say - 'Own it!' To which I would also add, 'Bigtime!!!!'
I love your new haircut Rebecca, it looks amazing! However, it's not about what I think but how it makes you feel so I hope you come around to enjoying it.
I dunno, Rebecca. Your short hair looks great, and I don't note anything amiss about your shoulders. I'd certainly stand you a drink wherever we met, and never call you "Sir".
No one is unkinder than our own inner voice - although some of the eejits you cite here are a close second!! After years of feeling bad about my own appearance, an artsy friend shared that famous Edith Sitwell quote: *If one is a greyhound, why try to look like a Pekingese?* and it made me think differently. You on the other hand look fabulous and I loved reading about your triumphant evolution. Such a joyous ending too! xo
Rebecca, I had a good laugh! Thank you for this. I totally relate to people mistaking me as a sir instead of a ma'am. Sometimes, I'd raise the pitch of my voice, "no worries!" I'd say in the sweetest, most understanding way and they'll get more flustered. Definitely love the new look. Keep being YOU!
βAh, Briteeesh!β πππ
I enjoyed the re-read, and I love the new βdo! I hope you grow more comfortable with it as the days pass, but heyβhats are wonderful things!
Love the haircut! Being 5ft nothing and shrinking I am at the other end of the spectrum. Ordering a drink at a crowded bar can be very problematic but I donβt get a drink πππ
I love your new haircut. :).
I love your new look! Feisty and fun! I don't like fussing with products, styling , even blow drying. Getting out of the shower and ruffling up my hair is the best!
I love the haircut! And also the neck and shoulders - you rock it!
Love it. We call them swimmer's shoulders and it's true - halternecks and bare backs are brilliant for those so blessed!
As for 6 feet tall, so what! You can always see over the crowd and from one who is shrinking as each minute passes, I say - 'Own it!' To which I would also add, 'Bigtime!!!!'
Ha, that was fun!
I love your new haircut Rebecca, it looks amazing! However, it's not about what I think but how it makes you feel so I hope you come around to enjoying it.
I dunno, Rebecca. Your short hair looks great, and I don't note anything amiss about your shoulders. I'd certainly stand you a drink wherever we met, and never call you "Sir".
Cheers to the new βdo! You do you!
I love the new haircut in your selfie, but I know if you canβt find peace in it, itβs got to go!
No one is unkinder than our own inner voice - although some of the eejits you cite here are a close second!! After years of feeling bad about my own appearance, an artsy friend shared that famous Edith Sitwell quote: *If one is a greyhound, why try to look like a Pekingese?* and it made me think differently. You on the other hand look fabulous and I loved reading about your triumphant evolution. Such a joyous ending too! xo
You get to be you, Rebecca, and we love it! Great haircut!
Love the hair! I hope you come to love to once you get over the shock.
Rebecca, I had a good laugh! Thank you for this. I totally relate to people mistaking me as a sir instead of a ma'am. Sometimes, I'd raise the pitch of my voice, "no worries!" I'd say in the sweetest, most understanding way and they'll get more flustered. Definitely love the new look. Keep being YOU!