In high school it may seem like one’s whole life is happening in those four infinite years. Everyday is another never ending chain of days, weeks, months and years. As a teenager, one has so many different things going on in one’s life and social accommodations to follow that one forgets that there is such a thing as inner beauty and not just the masking reality of physical beauty. Society dictates how one is “supposed to” look: clear faces, with small pours, proportionally well groomed eyebrows, with an hourglasses figure and a nice sun-kissed tan. As human’s one tries to perfect ones beauty, even more so in high school. Physical beauty shouldn’t hold more likes and applause than ones inner beauty. Ones personality should be held equally as
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The expression “Beauty is only skin deep” is virtually true in this day in age. One doesn’t take the time to learn others personalities and life styles. One is quick to judge others based on appearance. In a thoughtful quote by Cady Hereon, she says “And that’s when I realized, making fun of Caroline Krafft wouldn’t stop her from beating me in this contest, Calling anybody else fat won’t make you any skinner, Calling someone stupid doesn’t make you any smarter, And ruining Regina Georges life defiantly didn’t make mine any happier.” One’s personality is found to be more interesting and more real than one’s appearance. One’s inner beauty is more true to them than one’s physical beauty. One is born with his or her own unique personality that is relatively unchangeable. One can’t manipulate one’s own personality into something that it never was before. For the most part one’s inner beauty consists of one’s personality and the way one thinks in certain situations. Inner beauty is more of reactions to situations. Everyone responds differently in specific situations compared to others. One’s inner beauty also has a lot to do with the cultures we were raised in. One’s culture defines one’s personality and the way one is brought up. All these reasons make inner beauty just as important as physical
The expression “Beauty is only skin deep” is virtually true in this day in age. One doesn’t take the time to learn others personalities and life styles. One is quick to judge others based on appearance. In a thoughtful quote by Cady Hereon, she says “And that’s when I realized, making fun of Caroline Krafft wouldn’t stop her from beating me in this contest, Calling anybody else fat won’t make you any skinner, Calling someone stupid doesn’t make you any smarter, And ruining Regina Georges life defiantly didn’t make mine any happier.” One’s personality is found to be more interesting and more real than one’s appearance. One’s inner beauty is more true to them than one’s physical beauty. One is born with his or her own unique personality that is relatively unchangeable. One can’t manipulate one’s own personality into something that it never was before. For the most part one’s inner beauty consists of one’s personality and the way one thinks in certain situations. Inner beauty is more of reactions to situations. Everyone responds differently in specific situations compared to others. One’s inner beauty also has a lot to do with the cultures we were raised in. One’s culture defines one’s personality and the way one is brought up. All these reasons make inner beauty just as important as physical