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“I want to be like her,” my friend said softly when she first saw this painting — even before it was finished. It wasn’t only the girl’s innocent beauty that moved her. It was something quieter: the way she stands just at the edge of sunlight, her presence modest, her gaze unreadable — as if she’s holding firmly a truth she doesn’t need to explain.
There’s trust in her posture. Hope in her stillness. A belief in something good that doesn’t waver, even in and out of shadow.
Over time, this figure became more than just a subject in paint. She became a symbol of the kind of woman who’s already found her peace — not because life has been easy, but because she’s learned to become spiritually attuned to it. It has set her years ahead of her peers in wisdom, and it will carry her forward.
She’s the kind of woman that you want to start a family with before you even get know her deeply because you see flashes of her faith and positivity echoed in your future children. She’s a Christian.
