[ SECRET POST #3233 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3233 ⌋

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Comments

Re: I'm/we're beautiful/a goddess

[philstar22]

"Denial of reality"? You say this like there is some sort of objective standard of beautiful. There is nothing wrong with helping people to love themselves and be happy with who they are. Literally nothing wrong with it. Especially when society is all about judging people for their looks. Doing the opposite is not hurting anyone at all.

Re: I'm/we're beautiful/a goddess

[(Anonymous)]

There is an objective standard of beauty, though. It's not the same everywhere and always, but it's there. That's why cosmetics and surgery to look perfect are such big business.

Re: I'm/we're beautiful/a goddess

[philstar22]

No. There is a standard of what society says is beautiful, but that isn't actually objective. That is just a subjective standard held up as objective. Looks and attractiveness are actually entirely subjective.

Re: I'm/we're beautiful/a goddess

[(Anonymous)]

nayrt

ehhhh it does seem that humanity has a tendency to find symmetry beautiful. I'd argue that works as some kind of semi-objective beauty standard.

Re: I'm/we're beautiful/a goddess

[(Anonymous)]

No, that's to adhere to a SUBjective standard of beauty. One that has enough influence behind it that people think it's objective.