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.....About the High Princess Society

The High Princess Society was founded by moms, Sunday school teachers, and mentors who desire to inspire girls to believe in themselves and share positive behavior with their peers. Starting with self esteem,  the mission of HighPrincess.com is to promote self esteem and re-enforce morals and standards of self-respect that parents should already be modeling at home.  No one can instill those values in children as well as parents and loved ones. Starting the process early will give girls the foundation that they need for the rest of their lives.  For instance, if a young girl is constantly hearing how pretty and smart she is from her parents, she is less likely to accept comments from her peers such as “your nose is too big” or “you are stupid”.   While those comments are hurtful, the chances that she will allow them to become her “personal truth” are slim – especially if she can go home and receive the affirmation that she needs.  Parents should take at least 30 - 60 seconds everyday to let their daughters know that they are special.  Hugging or giving a positive comment that highlights their abilities, talents, or strengths can make all the difference in whether or not their self esteem is healthy.

"Girls need something different than boys because their definition of love and security is different", says co-founder, mom, and mentor Marci Woodard. Often times when emotional needs are not met by the time girls are adolescents, the insecurity and low self esteem is carried over into their adult lives.  The result is a female adult that exhibits insecurity by looking for love in all the wrong places, often second guessing themselves, and practicing self-destruction in one form or another.  These women often pass the same behavior on to their daughters. They are unable to help their daughters develop a positive self-image because they don’t have one.  They have yet to heal from their childhood insecurities; therefore, their children reap the misfortunes and begin to mock the same behavior.   And their daughters grow up to have daughters of their own; thus the cycle continues.

More often than not, that low self esteem spills over into the lives of others in the form of jealousy, unfounded competition, and abuse, ranging from verbal to physical. Because hurt people go through life hurting other people, there is always 1 person on the playground, in the workplace, or social group that can’t get along with anyone else in the group.  They often cause confusion and petty bickering amongst the group with their instigations.  They exemplify self-hatred in the way they treat others. They skillfully use their words as weapons of mass destruction in an attempt to make others feel as insecure as they do.  This person is the victim of their own low self esteem, yet everyone around them will suffer as the result.  The goal of Highprincess.com is the change little girls from the inside out so that they will not grow into adults that exhibit low self esteem and cause emotional damage to others.

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“I was that little girl that hated everything about herself: my looks, the way I walked, my flat chest, and my height all made me insecure.  I believed that my talents and abilities were insignificant because I couldn’t do the same things as other girls my age.  More often than not, I cried out for attention by being disruptive at school and at home.  I became promiscuous long before I was ready.  I hungered to hear how special I was and how I deserved to be loved. Often times I felt isolated and different from the other girls, not realizing that they felt the same way about themselves.  I didn’t know that being “different” was not such a bad thing.”         

Marci

 

 

 

 
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