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Hasn't it been said that you don't judge a book by its cover? Then what is this other talk I hear about first impression matters the most.
Again there is one I would like to remember here for the sake of this feeling thus; "Outward beauty at the expense of inward beauty." This I thought when she told me she was coming out to meet me, only to be left out in the cold for over thirty-five minutes. Oh, that was because she was detained in there by the mirror of evaluation, as she was engaged in a plastic surgery of creating a personality entirely different from who she is, thanks to the likes of Mary Kay and her cosmetics.
And how I now wish these fake women walking down the isle or sitting next to me, would invest time and valuable resources in building self image; just thinking and feeling attractive rather than a mere false personality.
So how long will the outward assassination of the woman's character be encouraged by cosmetics, before she becomes phased out and outdated?
Again, how much confident attractiveness has cosmetics given to the image of the woman other than a garment of curses that robs the woman of an essence of womanhood and a feeling of femininity.
I guess the likes of Mary Kay left the secret a secret, even now that we know that many women could look as gorgeous as cosmetics definition of beauty, leaving her dry, empty, unsure, and also depriving her of a true self discovery of personal beauty. May I? Yes, please; "It is indeed the outward reflection of an inner glow."
So what does true beauty got to do with being fake or false just because someone has to make billions off the purses of women who assume they know what they want? Well, it has cost them a better name for a good face.
But as I earlier said; you don't judge a book by its cover, that is you had also be mistaken if you dare to define a woman's beauty by the image that has being given her by the goddess of vanity.
Of course, we should look good but not at the detriment of our worth but there we go preferring a lie for the truth and living comfortably a false lifestyle.
Interestingly, I am concerned about making that woman better and more attractive than she were, but first I have to call for the cessation of hostilities from the female war camps where the naked woman and the naked sister are suffering from the voodoo of cosmetics.
