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Old Friends Reunited Old Friends Reunited by Maddie Please
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“Why did I look like this, when in my head I looked completely different? Who was that woman with the grey hair and the wrinkles? I didn’t have either of those things, when had that happened?”
Maddie Please, Old Friends Reunited
“A woman’s best days are the ones she chooses. Her best outfit is the one she feels most comfortable in. Her best life is the one she lives with optimism and resolution.”
Maddie Please, Old Friends Reunited
“I went through some bad times, but in the end, what fun I had.”
Maddie Please, Old Friends Reunited
“But you need to like yourself otherwise why would someone else?”
Maddie Please, Old Friends Reunited
“And yet I’d read only recently how their generation were riddled with self-doubt and the pressures of social media. How they worried about everything, the planet, global warming, their relationships, money, war, cosmetic surgery. Were their bottoms too big or not big enough? (Thanks Kardashians.) How very sad. So perhaps the perceived advantages between ‘us’ and ‘them’ were not quite so one-sided as I had thought. I couldn’t remember a single occasion when I had worried about photoshopping or being ‘beach ready’ in January. I’d only had my top lip waxed once – never again. And never any other bit of me either, for fear of the pain (if the lip experience was anything to go by). We hadn’t grown up with so many gadgets or television channels as the younger generations. Which in itself was a blessing. How many crime dramas did we actually need to watch, how many reality shows, how many un-funny comedies? We’d had to do our research in libraries, but now they had limitless information at the touch of a keyboard. In my day, if the school bullies had wanted a target, they did it out in the open. These women had to deal with faceless trolls. They had security worries, all sorts of privacy issues. So who really had the better experience of being a woman? Or had it always just been difficult for everyone? And what about men, come to think of it… If one believed the newspapers, it seemed half of the human race was being summarily dismissed as idiots or fiends.”
Maddie Please, Old Friends Reunited
“A woman's best days are the ones she chooses. Her best outfit is the one she feels most comfortable in. Her best life is the one she lives with optimism and resolution.”
Maddie Please, Old Friends Reunited