According to Wikipedia
the definition of Beauty is a characteristic of a person, animal, Place, object, or idea that provides a perceptual experience of pleasure or Satisfaction.
The characterization of a person as “beautiful”, whether on an
individual basis or by community consensus, is often based on some combination
of
-Inner beauty, which includes psychological factors such as: Personality, intelligence,
-Outer beauty (i.e. physical attractiveness) which includes
physical attributes.
Standards of beauty have changed over time, based on changing cultural
values Nowadays, we have to:
cut, wax,
color, clip, pluck, straighten, shave, and curl.
We lift, run, squat, and
sweat.
We spend far too long staring back at that person in the mirror, worrying, and wishing. Wishing that our stomach could be just a
little bit flatter, that our arms could be a little more toned, that our legs
could be longer. Wishing we could look just like that woman we see in the TV, the grocery store, the mall.Telling
ourselves "if only." It happens because we’re getting messages thrown
at us everywhere we look – we watch shows that tell us we’re not good enough,
we read magazines that tell us to work harder.
So where does
beauty come from? Where can it be found? I can assure you it isn’t hidden in
the words of any beauty, diet, or fitness magazine article. It doesn’t come in
a 12 can pack and promise a smaller waistline. It’s not something that comes
out when it is covered up with makeup or ejected from a needle, and it doesn’t
come included with jewelry or price tags. You won’t find it on a treadmill or
in the weight room. No – beauty is what lies within you
Everyone loves Marilyn Monroe with her sexy figure and spoiled attitude
People Love Princess Diana for her kindness and elegance
you are beautiful just the way you are
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