Sara: <file_photo>
Martha: She looks beautiful!
Sara: Not too much?
Martha: No, I think she's perfect
Sara: I was thinking... maybe more make up? I don't want her to look bleak
Martha: Bleak?! What are you saying? Kyla's beautiful, she doesn't need any make up
Sara: I know I know, but all girls wear tons of make up, fake lashes, red lips, everything, I'm afraid they won't notice her
Martha: <file_photo>
Martha: Look, do you really want your daughter to look like a tiny drag queen?
Sara: Ok, this is horrible, fair enough, but maybe a little bit?
Martha: You know my opinion on this. I find the whole idea preposterous, Kyla should be out playing with other kids instead of wasting her childhood on beauty pageant
Sara: I already told you she likes it, she enjoys it
Martha: Have you never thought that she says that to make you happy?
Sara: She's 7
Martha: So?
Sara: That'd be quite complicated for a 7 year old
Martha: I don't think so ;)
Martha: Anyway, she looks amazing the way she is, the dress is lovely, haircut and all. I don't see why you want to put more make up on her, she will have time for that
Sara: I just don't want her to be sad when she loses
Martha: It's not nice, I get it, but it happens and if you don't want her to feel sad or bad about it, just stop taking her there
Sara: Well, my sister says she may have a distorted image of herself in the future
Martha: And I agree with her!
Sara's 7-year-old daughter Kyla will take part in a beauty pageant and Martha thinks putting too much make up on her will make her look unnatural. Martha agrees with Sara's sister who thinks that Kyla might have a distorted image of herself in the future.