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Miya Yamanouchi

"Don't say 'I'm a worrier and this is just who I am'....or 'I've always been a worrier, I can't help it'; instead decide from this day forward to become someone who DOESN'T worry."

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"Don't say 'I'm a worrier and this is just who I am'....or 'I've always been a worrier, I can't help it'; instead decide from this day forward to become someone who DOESN'T worry."

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"Dear Girls Across the Globe,Let's stop body-shaming each other with hurtful comments about how another girl looks or doesn't look. We are all beautiful in our own unique way; so let's speak about each other with the dignity that we would want others to have when they speak about us."
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"We need feminism because degrading phrases like 'walk of shame' are commonplace in our social vocabulary, yet these are only applied to women; whereas men in the same situation are praised by their peers and seen as nothing more than ' a guy who got lucky', by the rest of society."
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"To every guy who tries to say that we have already achieved equality for the sexes, if this were true, you wouldn't be told to 'man up', 'be a man', 'stop being a p*#%y', 'harden the fuck up', 'toughen up', 'boys don't cry', 'don't be such a girl', 'stop being a wimp'. As long as this type of language still exists in our society, then gender equality, my friends, has in fact not been achieved after all."
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"If you have control over yourself, you have no desire to control others."
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"Don't underestimate the power of a mind that is made up."
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"The only person you should ever fear losing in a relationship is you yourself."
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"Practise really seeing yourself in the mirror. This is NOT about examining yourself. This is about you looking beyond your external image to connect with your soul. Look upon yourself with complete appreciation and acceptance. You are so beautiful."
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"Even if we have ourselves so fully convinced that we are on the right track because we desperately want to believe that the specific direction we have chosen is the 'correct one', if the universe disagrees with our choices, it will not be shy in telling us so."
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"All men are 'real men', whether they wear KingGees or a pink tutu."
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"Centuries of social conditioning has created a generational fear among women of being perceived as masculine.This is where all the shaming and labels come into play, which perpetuate the oppression of girls and women. As a society we shame girls with deep voices or masculine features and we shame boys with soft voices or effeminate gestures. Girls get called 'too manly' and boys get called 'too girly'. The only solution I can think of is to be unashamedly 'you'. If that means challenging stereotypes and gender norms, go right ahead!"
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