Do People Classify A Monstrosity?

For some people, a monster may be a person or character (animated or not) that does harmful actions or that his appearance looks unpleasant to his surroundings. Yet, not every person sees it at the same way. For instance, if a person named Rafado sees a man throwing trash in the street, at first glance, Rafado may see him as a monster by the fact that the man did an unpleasant action in his view. However, for some people that do not care about the environment or street that action seems irrelevant, making acceptable to believe that each people may have their own personal classification to a monster. The approach to what may be a monster may seem to be related to what a monstrosity may be by the fact that the term ‘monstrosity’ be a derivative from the word monster. For this reason, it may be acceptable to suggest that a monstrosity is a word used and perceived from each individual as a harmful, negative and/or large idea. Therefore, although monstrosity seems to be perceived from different people as a ranging negative connotation, it may differ from some people in terms of classification. …show more content…
At first glance, the term monstrosity was seemed to be equal on meaning for everyone. Yet, it may not be; For example, the difference between affluent and impoverished people in accordance to their food prices. Indeed, not every impoverished families can afford affluent families’ food, so, giving the thought that the food that affluent people usually eat is expensive, when impoverished families see the prices of their food, they perceive it as a monstrosity. Rather, for affluent families, monstrosity for them may be foods with a lot of fat contained. So, what would an affluent family think of a monstrosity can be different to an impoverished family because they classify a monstrosity differently though their meaning still trending a on a negative