a personal style blog by Lauren Pfieffer

Tuesday, August 9, 2011

My Feminine Bravery Story.

Hello there everyone!
Just dropping by to let you all know that the lovely Charlie of Feminine Bravery did a special feature post on me about a time when I had feminine bravery... It is a very personal and dear story to me about my journey of finding myself and becoming the Lauren you all know today. I would love nothing more than for you all to know and read about that part of my life... Here is it is if you would like to check it out:

Also, I'll be back with an outfit post later on so stay tuned!
With much love, Lauren.
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4 comments

aki! said...

Lovely post. And I think you're so right.

A lot of the "popular" or "beautiful" girls are in the boat that you were in. They too yearn for acceptance in all that they do. I found out that some of the prettiest people are the most insecure.

dahhlayne said...

Lauren, I am so encouraged by your writing. Your story is just what lots of girls in that pre-teen age should hear, that confidence should not come from others but from within. I too learned that around when I was starting to become a teen. Feeding from other people's compliments got tiring and even dissatisfying, especially trying to look like everyone else. I then decided I wanted to avoid the trends and the hypes, and I wanted to pursue my own individual style, even if most girls would go "eh" about it. Sometimes I choose to don ridiculous things, but I wear it with such self confidence that people even compliment how I "work what I wear." But in the long run, I really do not pay attention to what anyone says because it is how I feel that matters.

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Natalie Leung said...

beautiful post. <3

natalie

SOJOURNED IN STYLE said...

like dahhlayne said, preteen girls need to read this! I think alot of girls go into highschool with that mindset of seeking that approval and losing themselves in the process. you had a beautiful story to tell and articulated it so. despite a time of confidence being extinct your growth from that is phenomanal from assimilated style to your individual own.

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