Society and Beauty

Two very qualified women went to workplaces for interviews. This job requires a lot of contact with people. Both women are optimistic and have nearly the same experience in this field; the only big difference between the two women is their appearance. Women are slim and attractive. Another is heavy "ordinary Jane". An attractive woman found a job. Unfortunately, today's society seems to be very important. Indeed, a good-looking person is easier in terms of career and general life than those who are not.

Society is the most important judgment of all critics against beauty. But in today's society, external beauty is always cherished. This is one of the main reasons for so many girls suffering from eating disorders in our country. Successful women are considered to have external aesthetics. It makes girls feel that they have to look like they are going to keep an absurd meal they may hurt. Society rarely emphasizes the importance of inner beauty. However, family members and friends ignored the external beauty and saw that person's personality.

What is beauty? The view on beauty varies from person to person. However, society has eroded beauty to make it a particular form. According to research, only 4% of women in the world think they are beautiful. On a worldwide scale, 11% of girls use the word "beautiful" to express themselves. 72% of the girls feel great pressure from beauty. 54% of women around the world think of themselves as the worst beauty critic. "Smile is the best make-up that any girl can wear," said the queen of the former social beauty, Marilyn Monroe. Honestly, she is right, girls do not need to be second class, perfect, or make-up, but they need to love themselves, accept themselves, and have enough confidence. There are many reasons to participate in the beauty contest.

As a society, we value beauty just like power, wisdom, and power. We complement and select an Instagram filter and rely on Photoshop, an idle model. But in history history many women have discovered that this beautiful gift is a curse. Like Audrey Manson, the lives of these women are filled with tragedy. In the late 1930s, Harlow was called "Golden Bomb" and became one of the world's largest movie stars and symbol of gender. However, her private life is filled with tragedy. Her husband committed suicide only two months after the wedding and suffered from an undiagnosed disease, which ultimately led to her unhappy death at the age of 26.