“Don’t pressure yourself” – Reno Omokri advises women, “Cardi B is not more beautiful than you”
Former Presidential aide and social media personality, Reno Omokri advises women not to be pressured or feel inferior about themselves.
He posted this on his X account, saying that the difference between celebrities and the ordinary woman is exposure.
”Women like Beyoncé, Tyla, Ayra Starr, and Cardi B are not necessarily more beautiful than you. They are just more exposed, both bodily, and via media packaging, than you. And that is not necessarily a bad thing. But do not feel pressured or inferior to them because you think you do not measure up. Devoid of makeup and other packaging and enhancement, they are just like you, or you may even be more beautiful.”
He continued to give instances by saying, ”Take Cardi B, for example. If you see her without makeup, you can walk past her on the streets and not even recognize her. That is how ordinary she looks sans rouge et al. Bask in body positivity and resist the pressure to define your beauty based on popular culture projected by the mainstream media. It robs you of a healthy self-image.” He wrote.
He added that the most beautiful women in the world hardly take part in beauty contests. ”I know because I travel a lot and have seen them one-on-one, including Fulani Kenyan Somali Kenyan Bajuni Amharic, Tigrinya, Oromo Moorish Moroccan Syrian, and Senegalese I have interacted with women from these and many other backgrounds. These women are some of the most covered females in the world, yet their beauty is among the most coveted on the planet.”.
He concluded by saying ”if you are struggling with accepting your beauty as a woman because you come from a conservative background and see all these booty-shaking women on music videos and beauty pageants, don’t be. The deeper a metal is found in the ground, the more precious it is. That is why the shiny stones you see on beaches are not as valuable as diamonds dug deep down in a mine. The Cullinan is perhaps the world’s most expensive jewel. Yet, it is rarely seen. Its value is not determined by exposure to the public. The Cullinan’s value comes from being rare. ”
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