Is the "beauty lying within" sufficient?

Posted on March 03, 2010 at 06:54 PM (UTC) ( almost 2 years ago);
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During all these years i have always heard that "beauty lies within" from all those mature , intellectual and sophisticated people. But when i analyse this by myself, i cant cross the boundary at any side. yes i agree do some extent that what you really are is your actual beauty and any act or method employed to change it in any form will will be equivalent to harassment of your true self.

But then why do we wrap a gift whenever we present it  to someone, why is everyone identified by their resume's, why are marks allotted in an examination, why do girls always fall for those stupid boys again and again, who are predetermined at breaking their heart to pieces ????

i think i know why! because obviously no one knows what lies within anyone. no one can peep into anyone and grasp about the nature of anyone. hence they go for what appeals to their eyes in the first place, it is this which forms the first impression about anyone or anything in this world. because the fact is even if the gift is the best....it loses its shine if not presented in a shinning and eyes smacking wrap!!

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  1. RE: Is the "beauty lying within" sufficient?

    Posted on July 18, 2010 at 08:43 AM (UTC) ( over 1 year ago )
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    It's society, my friend.

    And yes beauty definitely lies within. 

    I came in the first day on my job and had two co-workers. One was flawless(let's call her beth) at the first time I laid eyes on her and the other was just good looking(uhh...she can be Susan). But once I really met them I began to think Beth was the uglist peice of crap ever and Susan was so gorgeous I wanted to marry her. But really...it was their personalities. Beth was malicious and deceiving. But Susan had a golden heart.

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