Most women do not like themselves! Or at least we always find a small flaw or something we do not like. We are even inclined as beings to turn a very elementary and small thing into something big, other times monstrous, which destroys self-esteem.
Because the vast majority of women think that beauty is what is imposed by the standards set by society, in the physical forms as models, in the buttocks like Kim Kardashian and in the style of famous and adored stars from all over the world. In fact, all of these are equivalent to defects that destroy the aesthetics once valued by the writers and poets of the past.
How beautiful are we in the eyes of others?
If for just one day you were given the opportunity to look through the eyes of others, you would be surprised to find that others look to you as beautiful, attractive, special people and they have small characteristic flaws just like you . A magnetic smile, your gestures, sweetness or attitudes assume everything about life and yourself. You will also discover that for people you are really beautiful because they have known to understand this in your eyes to then reach straight to the heart.
However, if you were only given the opportunity to look, through the eyes of others, even for just one day, you might be surprised to discover how beautiful, attractive and special others look to you even in your flaws. small that in some way characterize you. In magnetic smiles, in gestures, in sweetness or in those postures that you are supposed to do quite spontaneously. You will find that for people you are beautiful because they have known to understand your eyes and from there, they have come straight to the heart.
Why do women think they are not beautiful?
According to recent studies, only 4% of women feel beautiful. However, the most disturbing fact has to do with the idea that 59% of women say they live under the pressure of being beautiful. This anxiety about stereotypical beauty comes from society but also from family, friends and partner. It is a condition that has no reason to exist and that in the long run can create low self-esteem, dissatisfaction, contempt and dissatisfaction. Negative feelings that no longer allow us to see our true beauty.
We are all beautiful
Uncertainty, low self-esteem and inability to see ourselves for who we really are, are the consequences of a stereotypical society that has taught us since childhood with standards of beauty that do not belong to us at all, but that we inevitably to avoid them. What you probably do not know is that beauty comes from the heart and that of a woman is extraordinary. That's why we are all beautiful!
