Someone has very rightly said beauty isn't about having a pretty face. It is about having a pretty mind, a pretty heart, and most importantly a beautiful soul.
However, there are still many people who lack this moral run-after appearance rather than personality, In India, people are so obsessed with a fair complexion that they are rejected a girl for marriage just because of her dark complexion. When we read marginal advertisements, it is sad to see that everyone wants a fair-complexioned bride. For job ads, everyone demands foreskin people. The high sale of all fairness creams is also an indication of people's obsession with fair
complexion. It is totally in contrast to people in western countries, who are crazy about getting tan skin. Also, they play a good amount to get tanned skin.
It is high time that we need to understand that we are all supposed to be different. Our brown skin has its beauty and it perfectly suits us. What matters is we have a beautiful heart under the skin.
We need to focus on being good human beings, only that takes us somewhere in life. Not to forget, beauty is only skin deep. It is something that will stay only for a start period. Whereas, a positive character is external.
So, instead of giving preference to a fair complexion, one looks at inner beauty which provides us with perceptual experience, pleasure, and satisfaction, inspiring us to perform good dead. Or when we get rid of such a racist mindset
within the general mass of our society. Someone has very rightly said beauty isn't about having a pretty face. It is about having a pretty mind, a pretty heart, and most importantly, a beautiful soul. However, many people still lack this morally reprehensible appearance rather than personality. In India, people are so obsessed with a fair complexion that they reject a girl for marriage just because of her dark complexion. When we read marginal advertisements, it is sad to see that everyone wants a fair-complexioned bride. For job ads, everyone demands foreskin people. The popularity of all fairness creams reflects people's obsession with fairness. Complexion. In contrast, people in Western countries are obsessed with getting tanned skin. They also play a lot to get tanned skin.
It is high time that we understand that we are all supposed to be different. Our brown skin has its beauty, and it perfectly suits us. What matters is that we have a beautiful heart under the skin.
We need to focus on being good human beings; only that takes us somewhere in life. Not to forget, beauty is only skin deep. It is something that will only be present for a limited time. Whereas a positive character is external, So instead of giving preference to a fair complexion, one looks at inner beauty, which provides us with perceptual experience, pleasure, and satisfaction, inspiring us to perform good deeds. Or when we rid ourselves of such a racist mindset.
Within the general mass of our society.
The famous idiom "beauty is only skin-deep," which means a person’s physical appearance is less important than his character, is enough to convey what is more important in life: a beautiful mind and a fair complexion.
It has been seen that fair-complexioned women have always been synonymous with conflicts and wars. For example, consider Helen of Sparta, for whom thousands of soldiers had to die in vain. Even in modern times, there are numerous controversies surrounding so-called fair-complexioned women and men.
Someone has very wisely said: "Beauty isn’t about having a pretty face." It is about having a pretty mind, a pretty heart, and most importantly, a beautiful soul. Really beautiful people are those whose minds are beautiful and who think beautiful thoughts and do beautiful deeds. Personages such as Jesus, Lincoln, Einstein, Helen Keller, Mother Teresa, Mahatma Gandhi, Martin Luther King Jr., Vivekananda, Yolanda, Dr Kalam, etc.
In conclusion, it can be said that fair-complexioned beauty is temporary, but the beauty of the mind is eternal.
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