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The Brown Skin Girl

I was told that skin color is like a beautiful gown, soon I realized that my gown was brown. Gazing myself in the mirror I felt so glad, but immediately I was told that brown is bad.  And while growing up I felt every bit, that I am no beauty and I am like an ugly zit. People made fun without giving it a thought, that mocking about physicality hurts and hurts a lot. I felt like my confidence was beaten in a stone hurl, with plunging self-esteem I was no more a proud girl. People threw their advice without asking my consent, from what I should apply on my face to which color can get me compliments. I don't know why some even made that snark? "Your features are good though your complexion is dark". How does that matter? Why do you think you should make me feel better? My physique, my body is my identity. I am proud of it, why do you feel pity? This is me and I don't need your acceptance. Who gave you rights to snap those comments? Thanks to the condescending attitude yo

This is How B2B Win Hearts on Valentine's Day

Brands go gaga in this love-is-in-the-air-month to show their affection for customers through offers, gifts, discounts, contests, etc. Look for what B2C do around this season on the internet, and you will find a multitude of fun and enthralling ideas and campaigns. Search for what B2B do and you will find not many but a few relevant links. The information available for B2B Valentine's Day marketing is synonymous with customer engagement tactics revolving around business. But Valentine’s Day is more than that. It is about people submerging themselves in those palpable exuberant love vibes. It is about getting cozy with your near and dear ones and express your feelings. It is about going beyond business and customers. However, B2B is often seen wrapped in their conservative cocoon and rolling eyes at such events? Because Roses are Red,  Violets are Blue, B2C celebrate Valentine’s Day,  What a B2B has to do? Well, to know the answer, read on further. If y