The Curse of Perfection: Why Self-Care Isn’t About Snake Oil or Six-Packs
- Lorran Wild
- Sep 17
- 1 min read

Let’s get brutally honest, Bhessy.
We’ve been sold snake oil wrapped in shame: if you just eat cleaner, hustle harder, buy the right crystals, nail that 5 AM routine, and squeeze yourself into yoga pants that feel like medieval armor—you’ll finally arrive at perfect.
Perfection as self-care? Total snake oil. 🐍✨ Your body is not project - it's a temple.
Here’s the truth: no body is perfect. No soul is perfect.

We are all a little flawed, a little wild, a little messy—and sometimes downright ugly.
That doesn’t make us broken. It makes us real.
And real is where the magic lives.
Because real self-care isn’t about chasing a flawless version of yourself. It’s about letting yourself be fully human:
Crying in the shower and then laughing five minutes later.
Ordering fries instead of kale because your body craves salt and joy.
Skipping the gym because what your soul really needs is to dance barefoot in the kitchen.
Perfection is a cage. Self-care is freedom.
So the next time that voice whispers, “Do better, be more, fix yourself,”—call it out for what it is: cultural conditioning dressed up as self-care.
Then, ask instead: What would my body love right now?
Spoiler: it won’t always look pretty. But it will always be true. 💋
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