You Were Never Meant to Be a Template

Dear, have you ever tried to live like a "good-looking" person?
Being well-behaved, hardworking, family-oriented, and excellent - from childhood to adulthood we are all surrounded by "definitions" and "standard answers".
But one day you will find that the more you are praised as a "perfect woman", the easier it is to collapse in the middle of the night.
Why?
Because we live too much like "appearance", but less and less like ourselves.
This article wants to take you into a word: "no appearance".
It is not a mysterious concept in Buddhist scriptures, but a real way of living: no longer live like others expect, but find the real you.

Here, you will see:
How successful working women get out of the tension of "strong women" and live out the power of gentleness;
How a seemingly perfect "good daughter-in-law" awakens during a fever and embarks on her own path;
After resigning, a high-paid elite learns to "breathe truly" by the Qinghai Lake...
"No appearance" is not doing nothing, but a sober choice - I can be many different, but I am no longer defined.
If you are experiencing a broken heart, marital difficulties, workplace anxiety, identity loss; if you also desire a kind of "no longer pleasing" freedom, then please read this article. It is not chicken soup, but a gentle reminder: who you are should never be determined by others.

You are already good now.
It's not because you "did it right", but because you finally began to see yourself.
Introduction: Hello, you who always want to "live like a good girl"
Have you ever thought about this question seriously:
How many years did it take us to learn to "be a good girl"?
When I was a child, my parents said: "You must be obedient and sensible, don't let people worry."
When I was in school, my teacher said: "You have to work hard so that you won't lose at the starting line."
When I entered the workplace, my leader said: "You have to fight harder, opportunities are reserved for those who are prepared."