“Be yourself.” The infamous adage plastered throughout the homes of wine moms everywhere, right next to the Live, Laugh, Love throw pillows. It’s a response to an era of advertising that predicated on the rise of materialism. Rather than chase after the chiselled bodies of Aphrodite and Adonises, this simple proverb imparts the notion that individualism is more important and valued.
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“Be yourself.” The infamous adage plastered throughout the homes of wine moms everywhere, right next to the Live, Laugh, Love throw pillows. It’s a response to an era of advertising that predicated on the rise of materialism. Rather than chase after the chiselled bodies of Aphrodite and Adonises, this simple proverb imparts the notion that individualism is more important and valued.