MY 5-YEAR-OLD STARTED WEARING MY WIFE’S HIGH HEELS AND USING HER LIPSTICK, UNINTENTIONALLY REVEALING HER SECRET.
It had been going on for a month: every day when I came home, my little daughter, Jazmin, would greet me in her mom’s high heels, exclaiming, “I’m a princess like Mom!” Each time, I hugged her and told her how beautiful she was, but I couldn’t shake the nagging question: Why is this happening?
My concern stemmed from the fact that my wife NEVER wore heels. She only owned one pair, and she never applied makeup, always claiming it was uncomfortable for her. It’s one of the reasons I love her—she embraces her natural self.
Yesterday, I finally asked Jazmin:
Me: “Sweetheart, you always say you look like Mom, but Mom never wears heels.”
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The amusing aspect of life is its ability to catch you off guard, flipping your world upside down in an instant.
Something similar occurred for me when I uncovered a shocking truth about the woman I love.
I’m Jonathan, and until a few weeks ago, I believed I had everything under control.
I’m just a regular guy leading a simple life. I’ve been married to Mary for six years, and we have a delightful little girl, Jazmin. She’s the joy of my life, a spirited five-year-old with her mother’s dark eyes and my tenacity.
Jazmin has that special charm that can light up a room the moment she walks in.
As for Mary… she has always been my steadfast support.
She’s a woman who doesn’t need to pretend; she’s self-assured, genuine, and at ease with who she is. That authenticity was one of the many qualities that first attracted me to her.
Mary has never been into makeup or flashy attire.
She owns just one pair of high heels, and I believe I’ve only seen her wear them a couple of times throughout our relationship.
Mary has always claimed that heels are too uncomfortable, and makeup simply isn’t her style. I’ve cherished this about her: her genuine nature.
But recently, something has felt off, and I can’t quite pinpoint it.
It all started about a month ago when I returned home from work, weary yet eager to see my family.
There was Jazmin, wobbling around in those very high heels, proud and cheerful, beaming from ear to ear.
“I’m a princess like Mom!” she exclaimed, her tiny voice bursting with excitement. Each time, I’d lift her up, kiss her cheek, and say, “You’re the most beautiful princess in the world, Jazzy.”
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