Beautiful baby girl. Born into a world that wouldn’t see her for her works, yet for her looks. A world that would shrink her down into her littlest, most vulnerable form. A world that would never forgive her for the littlest mistakes, but could excuse a man who committed the worst of the worst, a man who simply decided he could do whatever he wanted, and got praise for his rebellion. Beautiful baby girl, when you grow up you’ll have all the boys at your fingertips. Boys that only want one thing, and every girl knows what. Boys that are supposed to bring you your value, your worth, because we all know women cannot simply be born with these things like a man can. Beautiful baby girl, when you grow up, you’ll be told life is not fair, and boys will be boys. That is something you are taught to accept. Do not let those words mean something to you, don’t let those words control your mind, but abide by what they stand for, and don’t speak out against them. Beautiful baby girl, your life is based on your profession. Your worth is scaled on how your beauty captivated people or how smart you could have been. Beautiful baby girl, you were your father’s first girl, how in the world could he have possibly knew how to raise you, since he was a man. He didn’t know you would sprout, he didn’t know you were going to change and progress faster and differently than he did. Do not blame him, it’s because you were born female. Beautiful baby girl, you didn’t choose to be a woman, but now for the rest of your days you will wish you weren’t, and you’ll curse at the skies for constantly reminding you, that through and through, no matter how much you wish you weren’t, you are a woman. Beautiful baby girl, we are sorry for your womanly body.