Wallflowers are usually hidden along the garden wall filling in space adding
height and interest to the garden layout. There are flowers of every shape and
color in front of them and along side of them that seem to attract all the
attention. The wallflower stands alone or in clusters with other wallflowers,
quietly observing all that goes on around them. Wallflowers usually know
all the good and bad about all the other variety of flowers in the garden,
but won't say a thing, because they are shy and respectful. Most
wallflowers blend into the wall and won't be seen because of their quiet
nature, most are ignored until someone walks up closer and takes a look
at the wallflowers real beauty, most of it's beauty is hidden
and has to be drawn out. When given the chance a wall flower will bloom
beyond it's wall and to areas unknown and other flowers from the garden
are surprised. I am one of those wallflowers, not only am I shy but I used
to be thin and willowy, but years have pass and I have gained weight causing
me to feel socially awkward. I went to a reunion and I had fun catching up
with a few friends and chatting, but I stayed along the wall hiding, but deep
down inside of me I wanted out and I wanted to be friends with everyone.
I was determined, so I read articles on being mature and dating, yes even
though I am married and I wanted to feel attractive. I was amazed to read
that size isn't an issue, but being friendly is, wearing attractive clothing, not
expensive but something besides blue jeans and t-shirts, nice clean fingernails
and nice clean simple haircut will do wonders. If I had to write between the
lines, basically how you really feel about yourself is how you present yourself,
you don't have to wear designer clothes to look nice. So I gave it a try, first it
was having my nails done, I was amazed when others noticed, then it was
the hair and boy was I surprised at the compliments I received. Slowly
I've been emerging, in all honesty, I don't think it's the clothes or the
hairdo, it's the confidence that's been expanded by all of it and the
real me that's been blossoming a little bit further away from the wall.
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