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True Beauty

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True Beauty

Posted: Apr 29, 2007, 7:14 PM CST
I detest when people base so much on physical appearances, I feel that they set themselves up for hurt and pain. If people would only take the time to see what beauty is...not what is on the outside, but True Beauty...here's my personal thought on the subject:

Beauty isn't how tight one's ass is, nor is it how big one's breasts are... Beauty is how you treat people, it's how you act, it's how you make someone feel when you are around them, and more importantly, how you make them feel when you aren't around them.

For the hair fades and falls, and the skin wrinkles, but the heart and soul tarnish not.

If people would take the time to get to know someone, to find out their hopes, dreams, establish a good relationship before starting the lustful thinking....and don't get me wrong, there is absolutely nothing wrong with lust...but I think people place that too close to the top of what they are looking for...when laughing is so much better most of the time.

I guess I'm the only one looking for romance instead of sex.

To me, theres nothing better than holding a woman, holding her so tight and so close that I can feel her heartbeat against my chest..feeling her breath against my neck as we chat for hours on end about nothing at all. Enveloping myself in her eyes and blanketing myself with her soul. To me, THAT is beautiful.
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Posted: May 9, 2007, 6:49 AM CST
It's truly great to see that no one has a single thought about this.D'oh!
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sundance4956
fayetteville, Arkansas USA
Posted: May 29, 2007, 12:45 AM CST
Actually I do. First of all I don't think anyone disagrees with you. Nothing you said is far fetched or untrue. Myself however while I agree wholey, I will take the time to understand human nature. In a perfect world, we would not be matched up by beauty (unless they were breeding us like horses), money, or caste, we would be matched up more by our IQ. Our overall ability to comprehend subjects. That way we would all be with someone that even if they did not have the phyisical attraction, could not help but have the mental compatabilty.
It is sad, but (a term I hate) just the way the world is. People are ego driven creatures. That is one of the things that make us unique from the other animals. Between you and me, I think we got ripped. By having this extra few brain cells, it has made us live under the illusuion we need to be competative about our looks.
It is eaier for someone like myself (I am a bit over weight) to believe that not seeing the inner beauty is wrong. Much more easily than it is for the tan, six foot two, Brad Pitt type at least. When you are blessed (or maybe cursed) with physical beauty, you see things different. Yes, you may be capable of saying true beauty is in the soul, but who are you going to match up with? We only need to look at Hollywood to get the answer.
Pretty people are going to seek other pretty people. (human nature) What adds the irony to it all is there is no visible line. I have met some very plain looking women, (and men) that thought they were god's gift to sexuality and humanity. Like the fine line of money and have and have not. Most people think they have...when in reality they have not. Their illusion of having is their safety net from those they feel superior to.
Society, television, make up companies, health clubs, schools, and movies have all contributed to the delimma. We see it everyday in commercials, on billboards, in restaurants. People living life like they are part of a special club for the beautiful people. It is excepted. Cruel, unfair, biast, a blasphemy. Yet back to the two words.. human nature.
So to wrap it up. You are right. No on in their right mind could disagree with you or argue that you are off base. My only comments are that in a perfect world, you would be stating the obvious. In the ego driven, me first, have a whiter smile, and a skinny body world, people live and see with a myopia. I doubt it will ever change.D'oh!
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silverlady
Central City, Arkansas USA
Posted: Sep 29, 2007, 2:57 AM CST
Hello I'm new here and I read your posts and it was really beautiful. It is human nature to look at the physical appearance of another human being to find beauty but they don't always find the beauty they had hoped for once they know that person. True beauty comes with a compassionate heart, a sense of humor, respect and caring for our fellow man and it doesn't matter what you look like. Most of all a smile says it all.
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Posted: Oct 4, 2007, 10:52 PM CST
First off I think it's wrong of you to say you are the only one looking for romance instead of sex! Because that is far from true!

Secondly yes looks do fade, but initial attraction does come from looks! I know a guy that isnt that attracted to his fiance and it is causing some problems in their relationship! She is a sweet girl don't get me wrong and they have been together, but what do you do if you can't find the thing that first attracted you to them!

Faces always get me! But as I get to know the person I realize whether it is going to work or not! I have let some of the most amazing guys go, because I just couldn't see it working!

But it is true this world is all about the best smile, the smallest waist, and the biggest boobs!

I love what you wrote about the woman you want to fall in love with though! It was wonderful!
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