Imaginif

Happy International Women’s Day to our sisters everywhere. Instead of sharing our stories, we share some photos of ourselves: there are no airbrushed parts or fancy photography tricks. We are as you see us. We are women!

What does the average women look like? She’s a real beauty, just like you. We are tall, short, over weight, skinny, normal, hairy, hairless, black, white, old, and young. We wear our ethnic genes with great pride and we look fantastic no matter where we are because we are comfortable in our skin tight, or lose, genes. We are real women. We are your sisters, wives, daughters, mothers, nieces, aunts, friends, neighbours and cousins. We are you because we are a community of real beauty.

Pics of women in sexy genes
Photographs of women

Gold Coast Girl Suzie Cheel from Abundance Highway
age 59, Lives Gold Coast, Australia.

Suzy says: Just for fun, while Roxy Pro was on here at Snapper Rocks. Also, I do just love where I live and the power of the sea. We call it paradise. I believe we women are all powerful and if we remember to acknowledge that power that is within everyone of us we can impact firstly ourselves, then our family and friends, our on line and off line communities and the world. We can make a difference.

Rebekah Allen (talk doctor at Imaginif), Cairns, Queensland, Australia.
Age 40

Rebekah says: Megan, please, stop taking photos or at least take a decent one of me. I have work to do for our International Women’s Day afternoon tea.

Jade Pinto, sales and marketing at Imaginif in Cairns
Age 25 and pregnant with Megan’s first grandchild.

Jade says: Would love to do afternoon tea for International Women’s Day with you Mum (Megan), except that I will be in Bangkok, shopping. I am woman, and I will do what I like doing on my day - SHOPPING, Internationally. Bye Mum, make sure you look after my dog well.

Fran Burke, talk doctor at Imaginif, Cairns, Australia
Age 57

Fran says: Happy International Women’s Day to women all over the world. We join with you today to celebrate what it means to be woman. No matter where you are and what you like to do, may you be safe and free to live as you choose.

Megan Bayliss, Director of Imaginif, Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Age 44 (but I tell everyone I’m 21)

Megan says: I LOVE being a woman. Happy International Women’s Day to the sisters all over the world. No matter what your colour, creed, politics or social status, I hold my hand out and offer you a place in our online community of safety. Join me in helping to make child protection serious business. Safety to children and women is a right not a privilege.

Sue Bayliss of Spasmodic Dysphonia. Cairns, Australia
Age 62

Sue says: Many women of the world do not have a voice. I have a voice but I can’t talk very well because of Dystonia (the machine in the picture is my voice magnifier) so please do read what I have to say over at Spasmodic Dysphonia. Women of all abilities have the right to be heard and to blog loudly. On International Women’s Day I ask you not to overlook the voice of women, women with a disability and those who rely on blogging as a necessary communication tool.

Heather Smith, age 40,
nurse, Central Australia