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Tracy is the creator of Tracys Way, a blog focused on whatever is happening in her life at the moment. Here you can find her writings and sometimes rantings about life, love, sex, dating, food, travel and her feelings about entering her 40s.

Most importantly Tracy encourages women to look beyond the mirror and focus on cultivating self-awareness in order be confident with their body, their image and themselves.

Tracy currently resides in Rhode Island her other half Chris and their 2 fur kids Doug and Honey.

 

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Jun 12

Jun 12 US

Tracy Prue
life
      Life has pretty chaotic lately and my stress level has been through the roof.  But there's a light at the end of the tunnel and start writing a new chapter in my life.  I think life is all about re-inventing yourself and while it's not always easy sometimes it's necessary.  There comes a point in your life where you realize that the only person who's going to get you out of a slump is yourself.  My friends have been amazingly supportive and been there when I needed them the most.  Those are the people you want to keep close and have in your life when times get tough.  Aside from refocusing my attention back to blogging, I also made the decision to throw myself back out into the dating world once again.  I reactivated my Bumble account and shortly deactivated it soon after. You're probably wondering why my venture back into the world of online dating was so brief.   Well...let's just say when one door closes another one opens.  Here's to new beginnings!  It's back to business so be sure to check back for new posts!
May 8

May 8

Tracy Prue
life
      Men and women communicate very differently.  In one of my posts I mentioned that women use three times the amount the words in a day as opposed to men.  Women like to talk but they also need reassurance.  Life gets busy.  As adults our lists of responsibilities is a mile long and sometimes there isn't enough time in the day to get it all done.  And god knows we try.  Relationships are all about patience, understanding and compromise.  There's give and take. Staying connected and communicating with one another is vital to a healthy relationship. It helps to keep you on the same page and the lines of communication open.   And guys, just an FYI, those good morning and good night texts really go a long way.  It let's us know that you're thinking about us.  Sounds trivial but it can make a huge difference for some women especially if you don't live together or you're in a long distance relationship.  Chris and I live together so even though we do text throughout the day a lot of our conversations happen when we're at home. I work from home while he goes into an office every day.  I know that it's a lot easier for me to respond to a text message than it is for him.   So how do you strike a balance when it comes to keeping in touch with the person you're in a relationship with?    Here are my Top 5 Ways to Keep in Touch When Life Gets Busy    1.  Text  Everything can't be said through text nor should it.  However, it's the only way to get in touch with some people.  I'm not saying that you need to have a full blown conversation via text but sending a quick message just to say hello or hope they're having a good day is a nice way to say that you were thinking about them.   2.  Phone  Everyone has a cell phone but it's rarely used for actual conversation.  No one talks on the phone anymore.  I'm old school and would take a 5 minute chat over a text message any day of the week. So pick up the phone once in awhile and have a quick conversation. Simply hearing someone's voice can turn a bad day into a good one.   3.  In Person  As I mentioned above, everything can't be said through text. A lot of times things get misconstrued via text and you spend the majority of the time trying to explain yourself.  Save the important stuff for when you can actually talk face to face in person.    4.  Date Night  Make time for one another. And it doesn't have to involve leaving the house either.  Whether it's sharing a meal together, catching a movie or going out for a night on the town carve out some time during the week so the two of you can spend some quality time together.    5.  Plan a Trip  Not everyone can take an entire week off from work so get creative.  Plan a day trip or even an overnight somewhere local.  It will give you a chance to get out of the house and away from every day responsibilities so that you can reconnect with one another.  What form of communication do you prefer to stay in touch?  Let me know in the comments below   
Apr 10

Apr 10

Tracy Prue
relationships
      What makes a real man?  I recently wrote a post about Social Media Standards which you can read about  here .  I talked about how social media and technology are allowing men to be disrespectful and behave badly towards women. And frankly it needs to stop!  We, as women, need to raise our standards and not allow this behavior by dismissing it as something that "men just do."  I've been reading numerous articles about how real men simply don't exist anymore. That we live in an age where men don't value their women the way they used to or treat them the way they deserve to be treated.  Yes, real men are hard to find these days but they're out there.  You just need to keep looking and never settle for anything less than what you deserve.  Raise those standards ladies and you might be surprised when someone actually rises to the occasion.   I'm a bit old fashioned when it comes to relationships and the certain roles men and women play.  Aside from the qualities listed below, I also want him to be a gentleman. I appreciate the fact that my man opens doors, walks on the outside of the sidewalk, sleeps on the side of the bed closest to the door and tells me to drive safely. I'm fiercely independent and self sufficient but those simple acts make me feel like a woman when I'm with my man.    Here are my Top 10 Signs You're with a Real Man             1. They have goals  A real man is constantly trying to improve himself in order to make a better life for himself which in turn will make a better life for us as a couple.  Whether it be learning a new skill or starting their own business, they have a sense of purpose. And to me there's nothing sexier than a man who is passionate, driven and goes after their dreams despite any obstacles they may face along the way.            2. They are responsible  A real man will not shy away from his responsibilities.  Being responsible is part of being an adult.  We all have things to attend to in our daily lives but it also applies to your relationship as well. When you're in a healthy, loving relationship, a real man should have a sense of responsibility for your over all well being.  And that's a two way street ladies.            3. They are respectful  A real man is respectful to you and everyone else in his life. To their friends, to their family, to strangers and especially to women. They treat people the way they want to be treated. He should value you, not just as a woman but as a person and should never take you for granted.            4. They are supportive  A real man never wants to see his woman hurt and will do everything they can to make sure that she's OK. They want you to be the best version of yourself and will encourage you to grow and go after your own goals.           5. They will make an effort  A real man will make time for you so that you never have to question where you stand in his life. Your happiness is important to him and he will make every effort to make sure that you remain happy throughout your relationship.            6. They can express themselves  A real man will be forthcoming with his feelings no matter how uncomfortable he may feel. They are upfront and honest in every area of their life.  They don't get defensive, shut down, or walk away.  He can express himself without yelling and will use his words to talk to you.             7. They keep their word  A real man keeps his word and doesn't make excuses. There will be times that things come up and plans change but they will always let you know when that happens.  They should not only be respectful of you but of your time as well.           8. They can admit when they're wrong  I real man can admit when he's wrong and never places blame on others for his mistakes.  He will not only own them but learn from his mistakes and so that he won't repeat them in the future.             9. They can defend themselves without fighting  A real man doesn't use his fists when faced with confrontation. He will be protective of you and will never put you in a dangerous situation.  He'll remove himself and you before it comes to blows.            10. They will make sure you feel secure in your relationship  A real man will never do anything to make you feel insecure about your relationship. He will always make sure that you know where he stands, how he feels about you and won't engage in any activity that would put you or your relationship at risk.  What qualities do you think makes a real man?  Let me know in the comments below. 
Apr 7

Apr 7

Tracy Prue
relationships
      Social Media has changed the face of how we communicate.  This is especially true when it comes to how men and women interact with one another.  While technology has it's benefits, it's also given people the green light to engage in unacceptable behavior.     Now, I'm not saying that women don't behave badly through these mediums but I find it more prominent with men.  Not all men mind you but it's definitely become an issue.  I had a very scary situation happen to me not too long ago with a guy who I met on a dating app who completely terrorized me for an entire week.  It turned my entire life upside down.   I am angry and frustrated with many of the men on social media who think it's perfectly acceptable to harass women. A woman can't reveal her naked breasts on Facebook but a man can take a photo of his naked penis and send it to a woman?    Think about it for a moment. What's the difference between exposing yourself in public and exposing yourself via a text message? Anonymity allows really fucked up behavior that is not OK and is likely to go unpunished.  The first time I received a dick pic I was shocked.  My first thought was why does this guy think it's OK to send me something so crude and downright offensive.  No, more like aggressive!   What the fuck goes through their heads for them to think, "I'm going to take a photo of my penis and send it to a woman and she's going to love it."  WTF!!!  I for one don't enjoy seeing random men's penis' and that shit you can never unsee.  It's burned into your memory forever.  I receive up to 3 a day via Snapchat and it's come to the point that if I don't know the person who's sending me a Snap then I don't even bother opening it.  I rarely accept friend requests because of this and it's a shame because as a blogger I'm trying to grow my following.  But these fuckers are making it impossible.  I mentioned social media standards but I believe it's standards in general.  I was talking to my friend John from Boston Attitude, who also has a website which you can read  here , about this very topic and here's what he had to say.   "Guys have lost the gentleman standard, and women allow it.  Somewhere between the movie Jack Ass and the Real World/Jersey Shore BS, people don't know that reality TV isn't REAL LIFE".   He went on to say, "Women also need to raise standards, I see couples going out.  She's all dressed up and he's in sweat pants.  Women need to start saying "we ain't going out with you dressed like that', It's an issue".  I completely agree with both statements. Why are we allowing this sort of behavior and lowering our standards in general.  Not as men and women but as human beings.   The subject of men and inappropriate sexual behavior on social media has to stop but I don't think it's going to. John told me that multiple women have reached out to him about how every woman on social media has this problem.  And it doesn't have anything to do with age, race, social status or background.   Verbal abuse is another hot topic.  I get several propositions from men on a daily basis.  They range from simply asking me out to wanting to meet up for sex to very graphic emails telling me what they'd like to do to me.  Most of the time I simply decline or not respond at all but the more aggressive messages need to be addressed.  I go from being annoyed to being downright terrified.   My man isn't too pleased with any of this and I can't say I blame him.  He is super protective of me and would move heaven and earth to make sure I'm safe. By no means is he acting out of jealously but pure love and respect for me. And god help next person who crosses the line with me.  I would not want to be on the receiving end of that shit show.  Look, I know I discuss sex on my blog and I also post photos on Instagram that push the envelope but that is not an invitation to be disrespectful.  It plays into the whole topic of if you go out and you're wearing something revealing that it gives men the right to say inappropriate things to you.  I'm not one to dress up very often but when I do, it's for me and me alone.  I don't do it for attention and I certainly don't do it to impress anyone.  I work my ass off to look the way I do but it's to be healthy, not to attract unwanted attention.  Honestly I don't have an answer but I think more laws need to be put into place to protect ourselves.  After my terrifying ordeal I now carry mace with me.  I realize that this is an extreme case but I should feel safe walking around without thinking that some guy who follows me online thinks it's perfectly acceptable to stalk me.  I tried researching laws surrounding inappropriate behavior on social media and I was shocked to see that while they exist for Cyberstalking or Cyberbullying there is nothing saying that sending an unsolicited dick pic is against the law. Obscenity laws are in place however they don't pertain to cell phones because these laws were put into place before they even existed.  So my question is how do we as women protect ourselves from some random guy sending us unsolicited graphic photos, inappropriate messages and harassing us online?  Let me know in the comments below                                   It’s pleasing to see that this kind of cyber harassment is finally being taken seriously – after all, an unwanted dick pic is just as bad as someone standing and flashing at you in the street. It’s still a violation, still unsettling and uncomfortable for women, many of whom have been victims of unwanted sexual contact before. There’s this weird idea that because it’s online it’s somehow totally fine – there’s no direct threat, sure, but it’s still deeply unnerving. There’s this sinister undertone, a sexually aggressive thread that runs through messages like that, whether it’s from someone you know or not.  So what could this new police support mean for the rest of us; those of us who are sent unsolicited dick pics on Twitter, Facebook, WhatsApp or on dating sites? Could this be the start of a glorious new age of penis-free browsing?  I’d love to be hopeful here, but… probably not. While a certain type of man still exists, there’s probably going to be a woman on the end of some pretty shitty harassment, and there’s going to be a bunch more people who couldn’t care less.  How we conceptualise this stuff is fairly telling. I often tell friends who don’t live online about the massive amounts of harassment I, and other women, get, and even when they understand how horrible it is there’s still the sense that simply existing online is invitation for this kind of stuff. It’s jarring, really, because none of those people would ever say a woman deserved to be flashed because they were wearing a revealing outfit or dared to leave the house alone. So why is it different online? Why is merely being a woman on Tinder invitation for sexual harassment? We might want to get laid, sure, but that doesn’t mean we want to see a close up of your genitals. Even on a date, when the promise of sex might be looming heavily on the horizon, someone (hopefully) wouldn’t whack their dick out for no reason.  I'm rock hard, FYI  So why is it fine online? Why do we make it seem like it’s harmless? Even the term “dick pics” is pleasantly inoffensive, an assonant soundbite that removes any of the threat from the act. It’s the complete antidote to the feeling of skin-crawling discomfort they actually invoke.  And to say “dick pics are a feminist issue” is like a hilarious spoof clickbait headline, but it’s true – all women want is to exist in a public space, whether that be the train to work or the internet, without being reminded of the visceral sexual horrors of living in a phallocentric patriarchy. The thing about unsolicited dick pics is they really do bring you down, make you feel like you’ve been put in your place. You’re just going about your day, doing your thing, when suddenly you’re reminded that your comfort and safety is secondary to the sexual pleasure of men. To be ineloquent: it sucks. It really sucks.  For progress to be made, we need to understand that unsolicited sexual images aren’t funny or harmless, and we should stop assuming that existing online is invitation or explanation enough for receiving them. We need to stop being twee about it, stop saying “lol, got another dick pic!” or thinking that we’ve deserved this unwanted attention simply by being present on the internet. Hopefully, in time, not only will public opinion change, but the law will come to reflect it too. And that’ll be a good day for all of us.               
Apr 4

Apr 4

Tracy Prue
life
      Social Media and Technology is becoming one of the biggest causes for couples to fight.  It used to be about marriage, money or kids.  Nowadays people get all up in arms if their significant other isn't active on their social media accounts.  And god forbid you don't update your relationship status on Facebook.  People go all fucking crazy if that doesn't happen immediately.  In the grand scheme of things it doesn't have any real impact on your relationship. And I certainly don't need to update my Facebook status to let other people know I'm in a relationship. Would I update my status if I met the right person?  Absolutely.  But it would be because I  wanted  to not because I  needed  to.   And most recently I finally did.  Why?  Because I have found the man that I was meant to be with.  We are in love and have plans to be with one another for the rest of our lives.  You can read about our story  here .  When I was growing up, social media didn't exist.  I remember being excited when my boyfriend passed a note to me in class or called me the minute he got home from school.  I didn't have to worry about whether or not someone followed me or liked and commented on a photo I had posted.   Nowadays the validity of people's relationships is inexplicably connected to their online lives.  It has become a huge distraction because people have become so focused on what's not happening online rather than on what's actually happening in their real lives.  Social Media isn't real life and why people are letting it get in the way of perfectly great relationships I'll never understand.   Now technology on the other hand can be a bit more tricky  Technology has made people accessible 24/7.  And because of this it's no wonder that when someone doesn't respond to you within minutes you go into panic mode.  Because let's be honest, most people have their phones attached to them like their life depended on it.   Some days I have my phone on me and some days I forget it's even there.  Doesn't mean I'm ignoring people. Just means I'm busy doing other things.   So why do we let social media and technology define our relationships?  When it comes to relationships why does being "liked" on Social Media mean more than being "liked" in real life?    Here are my Top 5 Ways Technology is Ruining Your Relationship    1.  Do Not Use It to Make Someone Jealous  It's one thing if someone is posting photos specifically to make the other person jealous.  That should never happen. And if it is then you need to have a serious conversation with the person about why they feel the need to do that. It's not healthy and more importantly it's hurtful.   But if you've ever scrolled through your significant other's feed, come upon a photo of them and their ex and completely lost your shit then that's something you need to address yourself.   Everyone has a past and to think that they wouldn't have photos with other people is just nuts.  If you are in a secure, loving relationship then it shouldn't matter if they have photos of their past relationships.  The operative word being PAST!  Leave that shit there.   2.  Do Not Use It for Bad Behavior   If your relationship is headed for Splitsville, do not, I repeat DO NOT, use social media or technology to cheat, spy or lie to your significant other.   It's perfectly acceptable for someone to like, comment and follow anyone they want to.  However if they are liking, following or commenting on something that is making you feel uncomfortable then you should definitely speak up.   3.  Do Not Use it as a Weapon  Ever get into a fight with our SO and the next thing you know they're posting all these photos of themselves out with friends having a great time.  Or worse they start posting all those crazy quotes from Pinterest about being a priority not an option.  Address it as quickly and calmly as possible.  Using social media in place of communicating with your significant other should be a red flag that something bigger is happening with your relationship than you realize.   4.  Do Not Use It to Cross Privacy Boundaries  We all need a privacy in our lives.  But if someone is being too private with their social media and technology then it may make you wonder if they're trying to hide something from you.  The true sign of a trusting relationship is if you would be able to hand over your phone to your SO and let them go through it. If you aren't able to do that then you should be asking yourself why.   5.  Do Not Use It to Escape Real Life  I hate seeing those couples out to dinner and both of them are sitting there on their phones.  No one talks or has actual conversations anymore. Put the phone down and leave it there. Start a conversation, reconnect over a nice dinner or get up and get out of the house and do something fun together.   If you'd rather be on your phone than being engaged with your significant other especially when you're with one another then why are you with them in the first place.  You may as well be home alone sitting on your couch trolling the internet or browsing social media.  Do you think people are too "plugged in"?  Let me know in the comments below      
Apr 3

Apr 3

Tracy Prue
relationships
      Everyone feels insecure about something in their life but your relationship should not be one of them.   People have busy lives. There are days that I'm running around doing errands and others I'm at home watching a movie or working on my blog.   It's not that the person you're in a relationship with isn't a priority but there are other things that will take precedence at times. And that's OK. Keeping the lines of communication wide open is important so there's no room left for doubt or any misunderstandings down the road.   So how do you combat feelings of insecurity when it comes to relationships?   Here are my Top 5 Ways to Overcome Insecurity    1.  Don't Avoid Uncomfortable Conversations  If you're feeling insecure in your relationship try talking to your significant other about it.  Yes it can be uncomfortable but it's important to be as open and honest as possible no matter how cringe worthy it makes you feel.  Keep those lines of communication open so that you don't let things get built up inside. This will make the conversation more productive in the long run.    2. Don't Let Your Imagination Run Away With You  Stop psyching yourself out!  When something happens that makes us feel insecure we tend to let our imaginations run wild. This is especially true when it comes to communicating via text message.  I hate texting but it's a necessary evil in this age of technology.  Women are more susceptible to thinking the worst case scenario possible when our man doesn't respond to us.  But don't let those thoughts get the best of you.  Try not to create problems that simply don't exist or go looking for things to be wrong.    3.  Don't Let the Past Dictate the Present  No one likes rejection but that doesn't mean history is going to repeat itself. If you're always obsessing about the person leaving you in many cases it will eventually become a self fulfilling prophecy.  Be confident in knowing your worth and the value you bring to your relationship.  The person your with should recognize that and if they don't then you should be with someone who does. Everyone wants to be feel appreciated and you should never settle for anything less than what you deserve.     4.  Don't Be Distrustful  Trust is very important when it comes to relationships. I wrote a post about 5 Signs You Can Trust Someone which you can read about  here .  Trusting someone can be hard especially if you've had your trust betrayed by someone in the past.  But that doesn't mean the person you're with is going to do the same thing.  Unless someone has done something to make you think you can't trust them, then you should trust them.  It's really as simple as that.    5.  Don't be Clingy or Needy  There's nothing worse than someone being up your ass 24/7.  I understand that emergencies will come up but if you can't take care of yourself on a daily basis then it can definitely make the other person run in the other direction.  Everyone needs personal space but for some reason giving someone space has a negative connotation.  Try to think about it in a positive light.  Having time to ourselves is important so that we can focus our attention on otheraspects of our life.  That way when you're with each other you're not distracted by all the other things you need to do.  You can focus all your attention on each other.   And missing someone is a good thing.  It will make you appreciate the time that you have together a lot more.   How do you overcome feeling insecure in your relationship?  Let me know in the comments below.               
Mar 31

Mar 31

Tracy Prue
relationships
      I haven't posted a rant in a long time.  But this topic really got my blood boiling the other day.  I had a woman email me asking for some advice regarding her relationship and how she always waits for the guy to call, send the first text or make plans.     My first thought was WHY?!    Needless to say it got me thinking about conventional dating "rules" and how I think they're outdated.  So without further ado.     Let's Rant!    As women we have been wired into thinking that if a guy is interested that he will pursue us. He will call or text or make plans.  Basically he'll get in touch with us first.  And when they don't? It plays on all our insecurities and leaves us feeling confused, stressed out, angry or feeling unwanted.     My question is why do we give men so much power over our own emotions?    Why should we, as women, have to sit around and wait for them. It is 2017 for fuck's sake. You should have as much say as they do when it comes to pursuing a relationship with them.  Women have been wired to think if we call or text them first we're going to scare the guy or come across as needy. And to be honest if he scares that easily then he's a fucking pussy (sorry but it's true).  If he's the right man for you then he won't have a problem with you calling or texting him first or even making plans for that matter.   Now,  I'm not saying to hit him up every fucking hour or send him 20 text messages in a row. Truthfully I wouldn't like that either. My time is valuable and my life is busy. No one has time for that shit.   But if he says he's going to call and it's been awhile and you haven't heard from him, go ahead, shoot him a quick text or    PICK UP THE     FUCKING PHONE AND CALL HIM!    Contrary to popular belief, men can be just as confused as we are when it comes to relationships. By you reaching out to him it will let him know you were thinking about him too and wanted to get in touch.  If you make your standards known right from the start there's a better chance that a lot of that confusion can be avoided. Do you like to text every day? Do you prefer a phone call over a text message for certain conversations?  Do last minute plans stress you out?  I realize that it's hard to change what you've been wired to believe from a very young age. But we, as women, have to realize that if we want something to happen we have the power to make it happen.  Make your own fucking rules for yourself and if someone isn't on board then move on.  I realize that it may sound harsh but people make it way more complicated than it has to be. Listen the dating landscape is changing and it's hard to navigate but don't just sit back and wait. Or you'll be waiting for a very long time. Don't think, don't over analyze, don't stress!    Take control of the situation and MAKE IT HAPPEN!    What do you think about conventional dating rules and do you think they still apply?  Let me know in the comments below
Mar 29

Mar 29

Tracy Prue
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Doug came into my life 9yrs ago. At only 6wks I pretty much became mom and still am today. He follows me around the house, cries when I am behind a closed door and has to be touching me at all times if he’s beside me. Doug has never warmed to anyone except me. That it until Chris came along. That’s why this photo warms my heart. Every photo of them together makes me smile. I love Chris in more ways than I could ever say in a lifetime but one of the reasons I love Chris the most is because he loves Doug just as much as I do. Which I never thought possible ❤️
Do you ever find yourself wondering what your skin would look like had you never worn makeup? Thankfully I only dabbled in the realm of foundation for less than a year and realized that I only wore it because I thought it was a step you couldn’t skip if you wanted to wear makeup. Turns out I was wrong. Simply concealing small problem areas (for me it’s around the nose, chin and inner corners of my eyes)makes all the difference in the overall appearance of my skin. Have you ever considered cutting out foundation for good?
Since when did it become trendy to be offended by everything? People can’t even have normal conversations without someone getting upset because you don’t agree with them. It’s like everyone has reverted back to acting like petulant children. It’s exhausting!
When I was younger I never wore makeup. I was too busy running around outside, riding my bike, playing tag and jumping in puddles. I never wore makeup in high school or even in college because I was too busy laughing with friends at 2am over pizza or visiting museums, theme parks, taking road trips. And I never thought twice about whether or not my brows were on fleek or if my shoes were trending. Because I was too busy living my life. I admit, I got swept up into the world of beauty but I’ve finally planted my feet back on solid ground. #nomakeupmeannomakeup
Anyone else tired of some individual giving praise to some serum, emulsion, toner, gel, cream, pill that changed their life. But it’s clear as day that they’ve had work done? Bitch please, do you think I was born yesterday!
I recently ran out of my Hourglass hyaluronic skin tint and thought about purchasing another. Then I thought why am I spending all that money on a product that I use a pea sized amount of every 3 days? So I didn’t. But like everyone else I have an occasional hormonal breakout or when I feel like I’m looking a little worse for wear, I reach for the Nars Soft Matte concealer. I use the shade creme brûlée around my nose and chin and will dab the shade vanilla on the inner corners of my eyes and any blemishes that may have reared their ugly heads. If you could go back in time would you have started wearing foundation? Do you ever wonder what your skin would look like if you hadn’t? Let me know in the comments below ❤️
Is anyone else tired of all these anti-aging tips telling you to slap all these “magic” chemicals on your face, to get 8hrs of sleep, to drink plenty of water, don’t smoke, don’t eat meat blah blah blah.  Then you learn that the reason they really look that good is because of cosmetic procedures like Botox or that that they really don’t look like that in real life. Yeah I know, insane! I get asked ALL the time why I look so young and why my skin looks so good at 43. And to be honest I have no idea. Yes I’ve been wearing sunscreen everyday for as long as I can remember but I can also tell you that my skin hates retinol, vitamin c did nothing for my skin. I get maybe 5hrs of sleep every night, I eat meat, I don’t drink enough water, I don’t exercise every single day and the biggest shocker of all is that I’ve been a smoker on and off for close to 20yrs. Do what’s right for you and stop worrying about what everyone else is doing.
Embracing every freckle, wrinkle and crinkle that my 42 yr old self has happily earned! It was a SPF and lip balm kinda day @cvs_beauty #beautyunaltered

 

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