Are You High Maintenance?

Dianne's blog: http://diannehanks.com
If you are high maintenance? You better be, no apologies! You can't pour from an empty pitcher, honey.

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[ShinySilverBunny]

thank you so much for this video i really needed this!!! I just met a really nice guy and i got off work wearing my beautiful bold spring dress and adorned w/ classy jewelry but very classy and not gawdy at all. After our meeting my stomach dropped as i was anxious and nervous and of course thinking i was too dressed up or too high-maintenance. but i know that i was MADE for a certain kind of man who will see me who i am. I am Highly Maintained and i fill my own cup up! THANK YOU

[MakeoverSessions]

@ShinySilverBunny beautiful. Trust yourself and believe that the PERFECT man who will appreciate the effort you make to shine is getting ready for you right now.

[Samadhiatman500]

I really liked your video until you started talking about a homeless person being low-maintenance. That is mean.

Maybe she should have helped the homeless lady get back on her feet, or the services she needed rather than making her a funny story.

[MakeoverSessions]

@Samadhiatman500 Forgive me for upsetting you. I didn't intend any malice, just making a point.

[FireYourJOB]

You are soooo right about the "High maintenance" thing.........

Love the Smile @ 8:45

Every member a Missionary>>>>>>>

[MakeoverSessions]

@FireYourJOB :) Thanks!

[3FlyingFarts]

I think I love You!

[lkofie]

(cont.) So if I shall suddenly be viewed as high maintenance (which I don't believe I am), then so be it. And ironically those that I've come across that SELF-PROCLAIM themselves as being high maintenance, I NEVER see any sign of it.

[lkofie]

(cont).....it's no point in worrying about how others (particularly other women) view you. I think "worrying" too much about others' perception is why alot of women tend to just be as simple and nonchalent about their upkeep for fear of being viewed "high maintenance" for doing "typical" womanly things. Because again, alot of these "typical" womanly things are suddenly being viewed as high maintenance when before, it was simply THE STANDARD, and for me still is.

[lkofie]

Welllllll......a homeless woman won't have the means to keep herself up....SHE'S HOMELESS....that's not really anything to compare. Now if you're making reference to a woman/women that just "let themselves go" (particularly AFTER they got married), THEN you have something to compare. Otherwise, I think nowadays, regular upkeep (or at least what I consider "regular") for a woman is going to be looked at as "high maintenance"....go figure. So it's no point in worrying about

[FireYourJOB]

@MakeoverSessions

You are welcome>>>>

P. s.

I really love the make up and hair.

Pretty Woman: Roy Orbison