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You know what I can't stand? Girl on girl crime. Now, I don't mean crimes in a way as in murder or stuff like that. I mean when girls cannot let other girls live happily. You already know, that as a woman, we struggle with a lot of things. We are constantly told to fix these things and wear these things and don't say these things and if we are lucky, someone will find us attractive. Then, and only then, can we be truly happy. 

When you walk down the street and see a girl with shorts on and you think that they are too short, you can just acknowledge to yourself that you wouldn't wear them. You don't have to say that she's "asking for it" or that she "looks like a slut." Do you know that the word "slut" is so derogatory? And it can't be used for men? Why do we use it? Why would you put down a girl who probably put those shorts on and felt cute? What she wears has nothing to do with you. You have no say and frankly you don't deserve a say. It's not your body. They're not your clothes. Keep your mouth shut when you think about telling other women what to do. 

You know already, that it is hard for people to respect us. They find us too emotional, too impressionable. Don't let the media and men influence the way that you see your fellow woman. And don't ever forget that your capri pants and t-shirt can get you in a dangerous situation just as quickly as her short skirt and high heels can. Please help your sisters out. Love them. Don't do to them what men do to all of us. 

catch you later,

Karleigh

“There is a special place in hell for women who don't help other women." // Madeleine Albright, former United States Ambassador to the United Nations