Monday, January 21, 2008
beauty what is it really
So im rather annoyed, confused and frustrated with America in gernal
but the thing that bothers me the most
is we are constley telling others that
"outter beauty" really dosent matter its whats inside that counts
however,
i have yet to see a story in a movie, on tv, in real life or even amung my girl friends
we all say this however
it never until someone is in make up or dressed up do we call them "pretty" or "beuatiful"
and i have always been to really look at the heart of person as Jesus did and im guilty of compltemting people when there dressed up and even when there not
but if its really on the inside that counts
than why do only complment each other when were wearing make and guys your just as guilty as the girls
so my question is
do really care about the inner beauty or do we just say that
to make others feel better about themsleves
for me its about the inner beauty
thats why im not a fan of make up but when i have too
cause the most beautiful thing is a person's heart
so the next time you go to give someone a complament
think if you really mean it
and
what end of beauty really matters to you
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2 comments:
That is a really good point. We know that God does not look at the outward appearance, but he looks at the heart. I think I need to pay more attention to what kind of compliments I am giving people. I don't usually say so when I notice that someone has a particularly sweet spirit or is being a servant, etc.
I want my beauty to be my inner beauty. Thanks for the reminder!!
As I mentioned on another of your posts, I've never been called beautiful or whatever either unless someone was teasing to be cruel.
There are a few girls I know who don't emphasize physical beauty and who mostly don't wear makeup. I'm captivated by them because I appreciate their spirit, and so I make a habit of showing it by what I say and how I treat them.
Honestly, I think the beauty most people appreciate is only skin-deep. Most girls judge by looks, too, and no amount of kindness or humor seems to change that, in my experience.
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