The Importance Of Beauty

“What causes us to obsess over physical resplendency and not appreciate the things that makes women beautiful” (Darryl Robert). Beauty has numerous definitions of itself. Somebody else’s view point of something comely will not be identically equivalent to the other person. Beauty has always been defined with your physical appearance and not your inner appearance. The society view point of comeliness is someone that’s 6 foot tall, size 2, slender, and hot. From a puerile age you were always told certain people are “good looking” by the media. If adolescents and adults don’t meet these qualifications than they commence calling themselves unsightly. The more they discredit themselves the more they look toward cosmetics, eating disorders, and sociable media to boost their exterior look. Resplendency is not only on the external but it’s withal on the internal. The consequentiality of resplendency varies for diverse individuals. Comeliness is paramount because it finds conception as to what is accepted as resplendent. The media portrays resplendency as being all physical and it makes people views corrupted as in what resplendency is.
In the documentary "America the Beautiful" the film incites an influential message, and it’s genuine because of the perspective that Roberts exhibits. In realism most people cannot look homogeneous to a supermodel and be physically hygienic because most of the methods the models go through to have that physical appearance is detrimental to their health. This film demonstrate in order to look good in society you have to be supermodel type. Maximum of the models are malnourished they put their bodies through so much to be skinny. This documentary shows people will do whatever it takes to be models even if you...

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...re and every aspect of a woman’s face is the source to why people approve or deprecate of women. Media affects the way adolescent girls and adult women all around the world view themselves. This is why in today’s society our generation of women is so self-conscious about their physical looks, and this is affecting their health. There are many ways in which the media inspires women to mutilate and damage their bodies. Even world famous affluent people, and everyday people which are the people that represent what women should look akin to, go to the extreme to get that perfect because of the way the media makes people agonize them. Society and the media are absolutely obsessed with physical female perfection, this makes it hard for many women to be content and satiated with the way that they look and makes it difficult for them feel comfortable in their own bodies.