There’s a quote I return to again and again, like a well-worn pair of heels that still somehow make you feel like you own the runway:
“She remembered who she was, and the game changed.” — Lalah Delia
It’s not just a quote. It’s a whole mood. A full-body shimmer. A mental reset button. I’ve whispered it to myself in bathrooms during court recesses, on tour buses stuffed with hairspray and sequins, and during 2 a.m. website meltdowns when Bluehost decided to practice sloth-core performance art.
This quote isn’t about perfection. It’s about permission. Permission to be loud. Quiet. Soft. Sharp. Glittery. Grieving. Grounded. Glowing.
It’s a reminder that empowerment isn’t something you buy — it’s something you reclaim. And if you forget? No shame. Just remember again.
Voguegenics was built on the bones of that quote — because once I remembered who I was, the blog stopped being “a hobby” and started becoming a voice. A mission. A movement.
And if today you’re feeling a little off your axis? A little wobbly in your glow-up journey? That’s okay. Just pause. Take a breath. And remember who you are.
Game on.
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