In many cultures, beauty is defined as the physical traits of a person, which reduces the true value of inner beauty. As an illustration, many East Indian cultures encourage women to have paler skin so that they can be considered beautiful. Similarly, when you search the internet for the definition of beauty, you will find a meaning that relates it back to physical appearance. For instance, the Cambridge Dictionary defines beauty as “the quality of being pleasing … especially when you look at it” (Beauty Meaning, 1). This shows how society and culture will always find a way to manipulate our perceptions about beauty, but why should we give them that satisfaction when we know true beauty resides on the …show more content…
That is beauty. The feeling you get listening to your favorite song is also beauty. Who knew that beauty could be so simple and uncomplicated? Imagine yourself as a kindergartner. Did you ever look in the mirror feeling worthless? For most children, their sadness consisted of not having the coolest school supplies or missing their favourite cartoon shows. Why did we not care about beauty as children? We found jubilance in the smallest things and that is what made us beautiful. The beauty of our feelings is that they are present in our bodies since the womb; however, as we grow older we value physical appearance more than our true beauty. Imagine a world with cultures that support inner beauty. Imagine a world where social media cannot manipulate you. Now, imagine how happy and beautiful you would feel. Remember that feeling, because you need to feel that way all the