When you, Kelly, or anyone else asks - Am I beautiful? You must also be asking, compared to who? If we looked at ourselves in a mirror - not having every seen anyone else - would we still ask that question?

We live in a society whether USA or New Zealand where comparisons are constantly in use. Otherwise why would we need to choose between an iPhone and Samsung? Between a pair of Nike sneaks or Reebok?

The principles used to get us to buy a certain cereal or handbag are the same used to get us to question or doubt our beauty, health and so on.

Personally, I try to resist that notion in my ongoing effort to not be overly influenced by advertising, politics, etc.

We all are fine, and beautiful and doing okay, until "someone" plants doubt in us and then we begin to question, well what if I …

Keep the faith.