SQ: I think it's temporary. You'll get back your old figure. I am saying that cos I want to be hopeful I can get back into my old figure too.
Star: Ayden and Ariel are both equally fair. Ayden's fairness is more equal, Ariel's complexion is still fragile - a small rub and it'll become red, so she's sometimes more pink than fair.
You know, re your question.. I think it is very natural for a mother to "compensate" an unbalanced situation. For eg, if one child has more attention than the other, then the mum will compensate by giving the one receiving less more attention. In the same way, if one child is weaker (in any way possible like less pretty, less bright etc), the mother will compensate by loving that child more. Then this creates the problem of being calculative in giving out love.
Then one day I wake up and kai1 qiao4! I tell myself that for me to love all equally, then I must have more love to give them. And being a mother, yes, I have more love to give and give and give, so that none of them will feel unloved or unbalanced or unworthy; and each one of them will feel very loved, very special and very secure. That's why mothers are the greatest!