what are your views on "beauty is only skin deep"?
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"beuty is only skin deep" this is a personal opinion by a person, because some people pay more atention to the exterior than the intirior
157890
It is an excellent movie, but it is really really sad.  Basically it is all about not being able to reconcile parts of your identity, live in the way you want, or really let anyone in.  It's about love, but it also is about the ways people can hurt those whom they love (or who love him) by their own fear and inaction.  \n\nIt is an amazing movie, the acting is really great.  I wish it would have had some more sex in it, but for it to even be making this much money and be getting this many award nominations is more then I've come to expect from straight america.
50477
No, I don't agree in Make-up. Make up not only spoils your skin, it lowers you self-esteem, increasing your dependency on some stupid clown paste to look good. Why can't a woman just feel great without putting on a ton of rubbish and chemicals on her face?\nA woman's natural beauty, even if she's not the most beautiful woman in the world, or has a nose bigger than Jackie Chan, as an inner beauty. Why put on makeup just because not enough men are looking? What kind of men are they looking to attract anyway? Any guy who judges a woman on looks alone isn't even worth dating.\nA simple lip balm is simple enough for me. My face is clear, bright, my cheeks are rosier, people are surprised when they see me and realise i'm not wearing make up but I don't look horrible.\nAnd I've had guys who appreciated the honesty and confidence I have in my own character, personality and intelligence rather than relying on some wax, cream and icing layer on my face to strike up an intelligent, interesting conversation!\nI don't even have pierced ears. It's a choice, for me, I'd rather show the world my true face, standing up proud of myself, than hide behind a veil of pretence and beauty.\nMany men marry a woman who's beautiful and realise behind that beauty, isn't at all what the beauty signified or hinted at...\nMany women make the mistake of thinking to be confident (because of all those darn advertisements) and beautiful she has to put on a thick layer of foundation, curl her eyelashes 24/7 (no objections if she's doing this for a special occasion once in a while), thick coat of blood-red lipstick.\nAnd NATURAL make up? That's an oxy moron!\n\nA guy who cares about your make-up more than your personality and inner beauty isn't worth your time, period.
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I think shes one of the few artists that isn't a total sl*t but she still has sex appeal. She definatly has her own style both in music and clothes. She strikes me as a real individual. In general I like her music but I agree with whoever mentioned how some songs you feel compelled to turn off, for me at least it seems like the music I like never makes mainstream radio play but whatever. She seems like a down to earth chic...I would hang out with her lol.
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i think that people are beautiful for various reasons.....the number #1 reason being that we are individuals and not one soul on earth is like another...and through many experiences its more the person you are than the way you look....ive met many "beautiful people" and after getting to know them they werent so beautiful and vice versa.......now i know what your thinking only the not so good looking would say that but ive been advised by many people that i fit into the "beautiful people" category....but you know what i dont really care because i care about who you are and not what you are.......however as sinful as it is after what ive said i do think that some mixed people are beautiful.....they tend to (not always) have what most try to get with tanning beds and contacts.....the perfect olive skin tone just dark enough to give off a bit of sensual mystery with beautiful eyes, but that beauty can easily change if the you inside is ugly.......(p.s. not that it matters but just for the info im mixed with native american and english)
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if you don't eat your meat you can't have any pudding!\n\nlove it..an awesome song...although i don't usually listen to that kind of music, but i really like that song...it has a great ending!
583865
I know her name. When I saw her wallpaer first, I thought she is a whore. But I'm sorry for that. She is not a very good actress. One of my friend says he'd not love her even if he got a chance! Some says she is beautiful. I say, "Is that what you call beauty?"\n\n\n\n--- LeeeN
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I believe Beauty is a STATE OF EXISTENCE to which your emotions and feelings may lead up to. Our emotions, feelings, beliefs, attitude, personality, and etc. are certain attributes which we wear in various combinations. These combinations can appear different to different people. For most of us, an exalted state of these combinations appears as a Sensory feeling which makes us feel long for it or admire it. This sensory feeling might be visual, or mental. when we are asked to describe that feeling, we come up with the word BEAUTY/BEAUTIFUL.\n\nTherefore, may be it can't be called an emotion but all emotions definitely culminate into the sense of beauty.
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Lovely, you're making a dangerous assumption.  It's called "intra-racial prejudice," and is indicative of a bias that you may personally hold.  Whenever we "hate" some quality in someone else, it is indicative of a hatred we hold for an aspect of ourselves.  And as long as people like yourself continue to perpetuate that old slavery mentality, we as a beautful people, will never overcome it.\n\nAs it happens, I do believe I'm beautiful, but my skin has nothing to do with it.  Have you never heard the expression, "Beauty is as beauty does."?  It's an oldie, but never more true than now.  Beyond superficial "prettiness," what about a person's inner beauty; and beyond that, their lasting beauty?  \n\nIf you can dig deep and find those qualities within yourself, you won't ask supercilious questions like that.  Be confident and beautiful in the skin that you are in, darlin'--the skin that God lovingly placed you in--and go forward into your destiny.  More importantly, concern yourself with the issues of "real" importance in your own life, and in life in general.  Then--and only then--will life's beauty unfold before you.  If not, very sad and empty days lay ahead.
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I don't really think lyrics matter ALL that much.  To me, although I love that song, it does seem a little sad to me, but for different circumstances such as the first dance at a wedding, maybe not so sad.  We are making all of our own cds for our wedding, and at first I was concentrating so hard on what not to use.  Then I thought, hell with it.  I love the song, and could care less how "appropriate" it is.  Do what you want, especially for things like the first dance between you and hubby.  \nThink about it this way: what are people going to say: "well they looked so beautiful together, but that song!"  No one is going to say that.
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I can't speak for all women, but me personally, It was more of a turn on... something about the shy smile, and being worried enough to care about the impression you're making, intrigued me, made me want to know more. I am speaking from personal experience, my hubby of 20 yrs. now. But I was always very "turned off" by brash over-confident males.
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I think it's great. Love is blind. I try to just see people not skin color.\nI can only imagine what the world would be if we all did the same.
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I tend to agree. (Note the quote says an "element" of narcissism, not that shy people = narcissists).  \nThere is something very egocentric about believing that you and your appearance really matters to other people.\n\nThat doesn't mean that shy people are "bad" or "egotistical", but they are putting way too much emphasis on the impact they think they have on other people.
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I dont believe it is what is outside of a person that makes them attractive.  Beauty is only skin deep, but ugly goes straight to the bone, and if people are judging you based on whether you are skinny or a bit overweight, then they are the ugliest people.  To have a small heart is FAR worse than to have a small body
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I think that she is very beautiful, and it's a bit hard to narrow it down, but I'll give it a shot.\n\nIt has a lot to do with the face and the placement of the eyes, nose and mouth. She has a long face but her features are spread out equally enough to not make her look odd. I think that longness of her face contributes to it.\n\nAlso, there's something I like to call "the girl next door look" and she's pretty much the definition of it! Basically, she's pretty, but not SO much that it's like overwhelming (like Jessica Alba). So she looks pretty enough that she COULD be living next door to you and you see her in the morning jogging and you take your time watching her jog as you get the morning paper on the lawn.
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Your friend is beautiful just the way she is. \n\nBeauty must be defined as what we are, or else the concept itself is our enemy.\n\nTo see beauty is simply to learn the private language of meaning which is anothers life - to recognize and relish what it is!\n\nWhy languish in the shadow of a standard we cannot personify, an ideal we cannot live?
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I think everyone and everything is beautiful to God.  It is we who develop narrow standards of beauty.\n\n"Man judges the outside, but God judges the heart." --somewhere in 1 Samuel.\n\nBy not making everyone "beautiful" by human standards, God may be trying to stretch our tolerance, our compassion, and our imagination.