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What is Beauty?


Sometimes we try so hard to be THEIR beautiful, that we tend to lose ourselves in the process.

Is it all worth it?

The layers of make-up, the false pretenses, the cover up. 

The fact that we don't fit their beautiful doesn't mean that your not beautiful.

Don't lose who you are, trying to be who THEY want you to be.

Beauty has no age, gender, race, religion,

EVERYTHING and EVERYONE is beautiful.

Society doesn't know what true beauty is,

THEIR definition of Beauty is an size 2.

You have to honestly ask yourself, is that really beautiful? or Is that really scary?

Even they doubt their beauty, that's why they use models, actresses, actors, singers to tell us that we should try this and that product to make up lose weight, or to look more beautiful.

Even the most beautiful people have biggest insecurities and thier looks and body.

I want you to look into the mirror,

it doesn't what gender you are either.

I want you to look into the mirror, and just admire yourself.

If you don't like what you see, then just pick something about yourself that you love.

It could be your eyes, smile, hair, nose, tattoos, legs, etc...

But once you finally figure out what it is, then you will truly know what your true beauty is,

and with that new confidence, will others notice it and realize just how Beautiful you are.

You have to believe in and love yourself, before others can appreciate the person that you are. Becuause true beauty is not what's on the outside,

But what is truly on the inside and branching that inner beauty to becomce your outter beauty,

So if someone ask you. What is Beauty?

Just tell them that, 

Beauty is ME.

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