Redefining Beauty: The Revolution of Being Seen
- Camellia Jugdeo
- May 7
- 2 min read
I think for the longest time, I measured my beauty through other people’s eyes. Through filters, likes, opinions, clothing sizes… and let's not even talk about the lighting in changing rooms.
I was there. Caught up in the cycle of 'not enough.' Not thin enough. Not flawless enough. Not visible enough — unless I fit a certain mould. And if you've ever felt invisible, you’ll know that silence can be heavy.

But something shifted. It wasn’t overnight, and it wasn’t easy. My body changed — and not always in the ways I expected or wanted. But I started tuning in.
I started asking:
What makes me feel beautiful?
What makes me feel powerful in my skin?
What does being seen on my own terms look like?"
"It wasn’t just about changing my body. It was about healing my relationship with my body.
I nourished it. I moved it with intention. I cried through some workouts and danced through others.
I embraced products that made me feel radiant, not because I had to, but because I wanted to care for myself. I showed up — in my stretch marks, my curves, my stories — and I started being seen, not for perfection, but for presence.
To every woman who has ever felt overlooked… This is your reminder:
You don’t have to shrink to be loved.
You don’t have to change to be worthy.
But you can evolve — for YOU.
Beauty is personal.
Body is power.
Being seen? That’s a revolution.
If you’re on your own journey right now, I see you. You’re not alone.
Drop a comment below, let’s talk about your story. And if this touched you in any way, don’t forget to like, and share it with someone who needs this today.
Until next time,
Stay bold. Stay beautiful. Stay seen.
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