Happy International Women’s Day

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Wishing a wonderful International Women’s Day to all the incredible women out there! 

Today, we celebrate not only those who have been in the spotlight, but also the countless women whose remarkable contributions and achievements often go unrecognized. Your strength, resilience, and determination inspire us all, and today we honor every woman's journey, whether it has been widely acknowledged or quietly impactful. You the ones who shape the world we live in. And you are capable of making into a better place as well. 

Don’t let anything makes you forget that. 





On a personal note, 


I would like to pause to celebrate not just the woman I am, but the remarkable journey that has brought me to this moment. Life has presented me with countless challenges, yet here I stand, not merely surviving but truly thriving. I embrace every experience that has shaped me into the best version of myself. And I am grateful for my existence, even during those times when I struggle to see my own potential and the values that define me.


I take immense pride in the effort I’ve invested in nurturing my relationships, choosing to let go of regrets or guilt over the time spent with those who may not have appreciated it as deeply as I did. Each day, I strive to be a better woman than I was yesterday, today, and hopefully tomorrow, if tomorrow is kind enough to arrive.


I extend my heartfelt gratitude to everyone who has crossed my path, those who chose understanding over judgment, allowing me to unveil my true self. I cherish the lessons learned and the hardships faced, as they have been instrumental in molding me into the person I am today.


Without forgetting that being a woman comes with its own unique set of challenges—endless responsibilities and the expectation to remain strong and composed, even when life feels overwhelmingly heavy and hard to deal with. It’s a constant struggle for many of us, myself included, to stay resilient and to believe in our worthiness when everything around us seems daunting.


I choose to be the woman who has faced significant hurdles but continues to look ahead to brighter days, nurturing my dreams and aspirations. I embrace my strength while also acknowledging my sensitivity, allowing myself to express emotions in a world that often demands silence.


In this day, I must remind myself and others that I will forever be Mama’s daughter and best friend. She has instilled in me the essence of resilience, even when her love was tough. The world outside can be harsh, but her guidance has been my anchor, making it easier for me to navigate life’s challenges and start looking for the solutions instead of just overlooking the problem or the situation itself. 


Above all, I remain true to myself. Refusing to conform to any mold that would change who I am. If there is a message I should be extending here to every woman out there is going to be all simple yet profound: 


Don’t let anyone persuade you to be anything less than your authentic self. Remember, you are meant to shine in your own unique way.


Embrace who you are, and never forget the incredible strength that resides within you.


With love ❤️ and gratitude to all, 

Bedor Alobaidi  

Sat. March 8.2025 

Photos are throwback to September/October 2024. 

Photographed by: Joelle Blanchard Figment Art Photography. 


This was originally written and shared on my social media platforms and since it’s a story length blog, thought to share here, too. 



Happy reading. 😊🫶




Bedor Alobaidi/ Interested to ask me a question? Please go ahead. I will be more than happy to do my best in answering if it's something related to my personal knowledge.

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