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A lot of people say that everyone is beautiful the way they are.
A lot of people say that everyone is beautiful in their own way.

I say bullshit.

I don't think most people are beautiful, certainly almost no one is perfect. Beautiful, smart, kind, etc are words to describe people that are above average or expectations within the respective criteria. Therefore when everyone is beautiful then no one is.

We all know that the word beautiful is used to describe physical attractiveness unless stated. So why do people need to twist and abuse the word for their own personal gains? I think its very selfish to do so.

I don't have anything against ugly people (heck i might be an ugly person myself) but why do people have to be so obsessed​ with being beautiful? I you don't excel at it, then work at something you're good at. Why do you keep focusing on your flaws and neglect your strengths?

You're NOT a bad person if you are ugly, you're just ugly.

There is a lot more to say about this, but i think people got the idea.

anyone wants to talk or discuss about this?

The men around the world are too busy drooling over White European, East Asian and Latina girls yet unfortunately, people overlook Arab and Middle Eastern girls due to many people getting fed with stereotypes of them all being devout Muslims all covered up in a hijab. I think Arab and Middle Eastern women are incredibly beautiful/sexy as fuck. As a Latino guy, I have a very huge thing for Arab girls. I still have love for my Latinas I'd say Arab women are a very close one to Latinas in terms of sexual attractiveness.

We are talking about appearance here and YOUR personal preferences. Comfort and functionality in these cases would be a different deal, but I suspect a lot of times those things are sacrificed in the name of appearances. Lots of topics around here about makeup and covering flaws and whatnot, so wondering how that extends to real disfiguring injuries or conditions.

For the record, I would like to see a world where people did not make a bigger deal out of this stuff than it had to be. It would be hard enough to deal with the medical and practical side of injuries like this, and then to have people going and thinking you look gross or scary on top of it - not too cool. I'm sure there are evolutionary reasons pertaining to disease avoidance, but today we should be able to tell the difference between when someone is actually sick currently and when they just have the scars of some previous illness or injury. I have to wonder if fiction like horror movies or action comics play a role in the inherent fear people have of facial injuries. Like almost every
villain in these things has some sort of major scarring or burns or something, and their back stories always involve this playing a part in turning them into evil super villains. How many of us were scared as a child by Freddy Krueger or The Joker or something, and carried this into
adulthood? I wonder where the idea came from, to associate facial disfigurement with evil villainy. Personally I'm not too bothered by that stuff. To me, physical attractiveness has more to do with underlying bone structure, complexion, body shape, and other more genetics and health-driven things, than what body parts you have managed to retain or lose throughout the unpredictable course of life. Not saying it's fair to judge on genetics either, but let's face it, we do judge physical attractiveness on such things, for evolutionary reasons.

I know that all (height, body, face) combination make a person attractive but if you choose one then what you choose? or which is most attractive part in your view?

Thanks.