The 31-year-old singer has said that at a younger age she never wanted to be expressive because she was worried what people might say, but as she has gotten older she's come to terms with the "unique things", reported Glamour magazine.
"Flaws are embraced rather than frowned upon. It's this time of realness. Sometimes it gets too real too. I do think we are living in a more diverse and expressive world," Ciara said.
"As I got older, I learned to embrace those unique things. The insecurities don't go away, you know, when you're a young woman you're still discovering your body and yourself and the world.
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