[ SECRET POST #3318 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3318 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

i think you misunderstand me. i feel just fine about myself because i'm not personally hung up on physical beauty and whether or not i'm considered conventionally attractive. the fact is, every society in every corner of the world has their own standards of beauty and certain traits that are held up above others. what those traits are may vary, but there is always going to be a particular group of people who are considered to be more beautiful than everyone else for whatever reason. it's just human nature and it's not going to change.

what would be more productive would be working on getting people to stop caring so much about whether or not they fit societal standards of physical beauty because it IS such a shallow thing. how pretty you are has no bearing on what kind of person you are or what you're capable of accomplishing.

[(Anonymous)]

Nothing of what you're saying is an argument against body diversity or it's importance though. I agree that we put too much emphasis on physical beauty, but if we didn't don't you think people would be more inclined to put in a more diverse roster of characters in their media? If people cared about beauty less, then they wouldn't feel the need to always have the conventionally attractive dominate every aspect of entertainment.

Whatever your opinion on what really matters in a person, what we do *now* is extremely harmful to people. Whether the definition of beauty needs to be expanded or people need to start caring about it less, either way the best way to accomplish that is to allow for more diversity.