A blush
From a young age, Eiravyne's mother made sure to systematically dismantle her sense of self-worth.
Any hint of blush or rosiness in Eiravyne's cheeks was met with scorn, likening it to the flushed appearance of an animal in heat or a violated woman, casting shame on even the natural flush of youth and emotion.
Her mother's words cut deep, turning normal bodily changes and expressions into sources of embarrassment and self-consciousness for Eiravyne.
Her mother insisted that her height never attained the grace expected of a mature woman but remained diminutive and Teenlike.
She cruelly pointed out perceived flaws in her daughter's physical appearance, remarking that even her lips seemed repulsive when she ate, exaggerating minor imperfections to undermine Eiravyne's self-esteem further.