Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder, they say; but I think true and lasting beauty is that which the heart feels, that which is beyond what the eyes can see. It's a beauty that is felt even in the absence of the possessor of such beauty. Such is a beauty that is not ephemeral but eternal; a beauty that is not artificial or superficial but authentic and internal.
Beauty that you can see but not feel is not beauty at all. It is mere artificiality.
You are as beautiful as you think and feel you are.
Sometimes it is not the eye-shadow, our foundation, or lipstick that makes a woman attractive; it is the way she carries herself, her confidence and her sense of her own worth. It is the strength of inner beauty that speaks louder than the emptiness which artificial beauty covers.
Don't ever let anyone make you feel you are ugly. Ugly is a word created by people who are confused about proper description. What you call ugly or beautiful is only defined by your personal perception; I don't think the word ugly is universal. For sometimes ugly means unattractive, hence you are beautiful to the one who is attracted to you. And sometimes, that's all you need-to be loved and appreciated by just one person who sees the beauty which no one sees.
You cease to be beautiful the day you begin to dislike yourself. Beauty appreciates with a sense of self-worth and self-esteem.
I rather live with a woman whose inner beauty makes my heart merry, than a woman whose artificiality chokes me daily.
She doesn't need to have a figure-eight shape, she just needs to have the right heart shape. As long as her heart is well-shaped and beautiful, she is beautiful to me.
No society, no man, no woman, reserves the right to tell you whether you are beautiful or not. And I'm not just saying this to excite you, it is the truth. For what society calls beauty is sometimes equivalent to artificiality and superficiality.
A beauty that I can't feel is not beauty beautiful enough for me.
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