The answer to that question is, of course, “a woman’s beauty is in the eye of the beholder”. But I think it’s a little more complicated than that.
If you look at any of the top models in magazines like Vogue or Glamour, they are gorgeous. And they’re not even trying to be beautiful. They’re just naturally beautiful. The best models in the world are also naturally beautiful, and so are the best actors, singers, athletes, etc.
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. But what makes someone beautiful? Is it their looks, their personality, their accomplishments, their achievements, their talents, their looks, their height, their weight, their skin color, their hair color, their sex, their age, their body shape, their height, their body type, their height, their height, their weight…the list goes on and on.
So what does make someone beautiful? Beauty is a combination of all these things, but none of them are sufficient on their own.
Some people think beauty is a matter of genetics, that if you have a certain skin tone or a certain eye color then you’re destined to be beautiful. Or if your parents are beautiful then you’ll probably be beautiful too.
But beauty is not a matter of genetics. Beauty is a matter of attitude. And how you feel about yourself. If you don’t love yourself, no amount of money, or fame, or success will make you beautiful.
If you don’t love yourself, you’ll never be happy. You’ll always be looking for something better. You’ll always be dissatisfied. And you won’t ever be able to experience true happiness.
It doesn’t matter what you look like, or who you are, or where you come from. It only matters what you think about yourself.
You can’t fake being beautiful. If you think you’re beautiful, you are beautiful. If you don’t think you’re beautiful, you aren’t.
So if you want to be beautiful, you must start by loving yourself. Only then will you know how to appreciate and value yourself. Only then will you see that you deserve to be treated with respect. Only then will you know what it means to be truly loved.
And once you love yourself, you will naturally attract people into your life who will love you too. Because when you love yourself, you become lovable.
You may wonder how you can love yourself when you’ve been told your whole life that you’re ugly. That’s easy. You just have to find something you like about yourself. Something that you appreciate. Something that makes you feel good about yourself.
You may not be able to see your physical flaws yet, but you can see the good qualities you have. You may not be able to see the good qualities others see in you right now, but you can learn to appreciate those qualities.
For example, if you have brown eyes, you may not be able to see how beautiful they are, but you can see how attractive they are. If you have straight hair, you may not be able see how beautiful it is, but you can see how nice it is. If you have a big nose, you may not be able yet to see how beautiful it is, or how handsome it is, but you can appreciate its uniqueness.
If you have an athletic build, you may not be able at this time to see how beautiful it is. But you can learn to appreciate its strength.
If you have a certain body shape, you may not be able right now to see how beautiful it is or how attractive it is, but you can learn to love it.
If you have dark skin, you may not be able just yet to see how beautiful it makes you look, or how attractive it makes you look, but you can learn to like it.
If you’re short, you may not be able as yet to see how beautiful you are, but you can learn to see the good qualities you have and appreciate them.
If you have blond hair, you may not be ready yet to see how beautiful it looks, but you can learn to enjoy it.
You can see that there is nothing wrong with having a particular body shape, a particular skin tone, or a particular eye color. There is nothing wrong with having long, straight hair, or curly hair, or short hair, or a bald head, or a full head of hair.
There is nothing wrong with having a certain height, or a certain weight, or a certain age. There is nothing wrong with being tall, or short, or old, or young.
You may think you’re ugly. You may think you’re fat. You may think you’re short. You may think you’re old. You may think you’re young.
But there is nothing wrong with any of those things.
You may have a scar, or a tattoo, or a birthmark. You may have a mole, or freckles, or moles. You may have acne. You may have wrinkles. You may have stretch marks. You may have cellulite. You may have scars. You may have tattoos. You may have moles. You may have freckles. You may have acne.
You may have stretch marks. You might have cellulite. You might have scars. You may have wrinkles.
You may have acne. You may be overweight. You may be underweight. You may be thin. You may be very skinny. You may be very heavy. You may be very muscular.
You may have pimples. You may have freckled skin. You may have brown skin. You may have white skin. You may have black skin. You may have light skin. You may have dark skin. You may have olive skin. You may have red skin. You may have green skin. You may have yellow skin.
But there is nothing wrong with any of those things. YOU ARE BEAUTIFUL!
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