FACE REALITY BEFORE IT RUINS YOU. Nobody cares about your inner beauty at first glance. You walk into a room, and they’ve already sized you up. Too fat? Too tired-looking? Unkempt? Next. “Don’t judge a book by its cover” sounds cute—until you realize life is a marketplace, and you are the packaging. You think your weight doesn’t matter? It does. Not because society is fair—because society is predictable. ✅ Fit people get hired faster. ✅ Attractive people get more help, more trust, more yes. ✅ Clean skin, good posture, glowing energy? It screams discipline. It screams value. You’re over here crying about rejection, but you don’t even look like someone who takes care of themselves. You think your “good heart” will carry you. Sweetheart, this is not a Disney movie. This is Lagos. Or life. Go to the gym? Yes. But before that—fix your plate. Weight is lost in the kitchen, not in the overpriced treadmill. And no, “self-love” is not an excuse to stay inflamed, breathless, and always tired. You want doors to open? Make the mirror your ally. Turn your body into a weapon. Look like someone who deserves better.