"my message about" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to introduce the topic or theme of a statement or communication. Example: "My message about climate change is one of urgency and the need for immediate action." Here, the phrase is used to introduce the main topic or theme of the message - climate change.
I'm very honored and humbled for the opportunity to have this platform in forwarding my message about white racial responsibility.
"Someone who shares my message about health".
Evidently, my message about the reality of architecture wasn't getting through.
He told me that since he received my message about Joyce he had spent hours speculating on how she ended up as she did.
"He said, ' I was going to talk about this dolphin slaughter in Taiji, and they don't want me to talk about it because of my message about captivity,'" Psihoyos recalls.
That's been my message about math, and that's my message about politics.
KD, Prenton, Merseyside It took a month for Thomas Cook to react to my messages about your plight.
"I was very pleased that my messages about the importance of distributed human networks in making technology work for the poor, the critical nature of measuring poverty reduction outcomes, and the need to understand the political economy of social change seemed to resonate," noted Alex Counts from the Grameen Foundation, one of the session's panelists.
To this end, a big part of my message is about being "gentle and kind", providing recipes that are super-approachable, eating abundantly, eating whole food and, well, eating.
"My message is about awareness - getting them to check themselves and getting that appointment at the doctors if there's anything wrong".
Slouched shoulders, caved chest, leaning to the side -- say either I'm uninterested in the topic, unsure of my message, nervous about this conversation, or afraid to talk to you.
