Tell Us Your Stories And Win Prizes
Readers, as someone who hasn’t always felt beautiful, I think self-esteem is an important part of beauty. And I’m not sure we talk about it enough. It’s that special something that makes you hold your head high and smile even though you know you aren’t perfect. That’s why we want to devote some of our content to talking, not just about self-esteem in general, but about your self-esteem from March 4-8.
Whether it’s a story, a paragraph, or just a line, tell us a story or a philosophy on self-esteem. Feel free to get creative! The rules about what submissions have to be are pretty vague so that you can decide what “self-esteem” means and how you want to talk about it. We’ve already received some wonderful entries. We’ll post a part of every entry we receive. And to add a little something extra, we’ll send the prizes shown above to the top five submission. To enter, email Natalie@Futurederm.com by March 2 (extended deadline) at 11:59 p.m. with the subject “Self-Esteem Week.”
We can’t wait to hear from you!
About Author
Editor and Contributing Writer Natalie K. Bell spent years mining the depths of the Internet, asking doctors absurd questions, and experiencing the unfortunate trial-and-error of adolescence to accumulate beauty and make-up knowledge. Natalie holds a degree in English Writing and Cultural Anthropology. She enjoys cooking and eating exotic food, spoon collecting, both high-brow and trashy literature, unrealistic romantic comedies, bad horror movies, and vintage jewelry.
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Rozy
Sorry I dissed your article on the oscars earlier I didnt think it was bad writing I am just anti-1%, anticapitalism so I’m not really excited for the oscars and have to hear about it everywhere but I’m lots of readers loved it.
Rozy
This is a very cool thing you are doing can’t wait to hear people’s stories!
Natalie Bell
Hi Rozy! I totally understand and I didn’t take your comment personally. You’re entitled to dislike something I post and be vocal about it. In fact, that can help us figure out what readers like and don’t like. And I’m glad you’re a fan of self-esteem week — thank you. I am too!