The journey of a woman begins the moment she is born — wrapped in the soft skin of a baby girl, unaware of the world's expectations and pressures. But as she grows, the world begins to speak to her. Sometimes it whispers, sometimes it shouts.
"Be polite."
"Act like a lady."
"Don't be too loud."
"Stay pretty."
"Don't dream too big."
From a young age, society starts to shape her. She begins to understand that being a girl comes with invisible rules. But even in that shaping, she begins to discover her strength. Slowly, she learns who she is — not just what others want her to be.
Her teenage years become a time of searching. She looks in mirrors not only to check her reflection but to ask herself questions: Who am I? Am I enough? Will I be loved? Will I matter?
This is the season when she discovers her voice. Maybe she sings, maybe she writes, maybe she speaks, or maybe she stays silent — but inside, something is growing. A girl becoming a woman is like a seed pushing through the soil. It's dark and tight, but she is reaching for the sun.
She makes mistakes. She falls in love. She cries over things that others may not understand. She hides pain behind smiles. But through it all, she's learning. She's building her character.
This stage of becoming is sacred. It's when she realizes that beauty isn't just in how she looks, but in how she treats people. That strength isn't in being tough, but in rising again and again after every fall.
She starts to walk differently. Her dreams grow louder. Her thoughts grow deeper. The girl is no longer just a daughter or a student. She is becoming a woman — powerful, emotional, intelligent, and worthy.
To become a woman is not a moment. It's a journey. One that continues every day. And in that becoming, she finds not only herself — but her purpose.