My definition of beauty is going to be different from everyone else’s. Some think of beauty as what they see in the pages of a magazine, but that is up to them. What I see when I look at someone new is the outer looks, but that lasts only for a short time. I reserve my definition of beauty to be subjective no matter who I meet. I have meet attractive people that have turned ugly because of a bad personality, and I have met those that seemed rather plain, but grew to be very attractive because they were amazing, charming, and witty people.

If you are young, that definition of beauty may not be something you see. That is okay, as that is usually the way it is. Your life will determine what you decide to see in someone, and there really is no wrong answer. The important thing is that you don’t treat people badly who do not fit into your definition of beauty. No one can tell you what you think is pleasing, but to hold it against someone is something you may regret in the future. Each person has something to offer and a lesson to teach you, if only you take a moment to see and to listen.

Beauty is not only about people, but about the world around you. You may see a sunset or a magnificent tree and feel that is the definition of beauty. You may see the good things that people do for each other, and that may be what you define as beautiful. You probably see beauty in things that don’t appeal to others. The point is to appreciate what you love, and what fits into your definition of beauty. Make that what guides you through your life and what helps you when you need peace and serenity.

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