Member-only story
A Million Mirrors, A Million Me’s
Imagine this:
you walk down the street, head held high, and someone barely glances your way. Maybe they even frown slightly.
Does that instantly mean you’re unattractive?
Absolutely not. Here’s the truth — beauty is subjective, a kaleidoscope of perspectives reflecting a million different realities.
That same frown you received could be because the person is lost in thought, having a bad day, or has a different taste in what they find visually appealing.
Now, picture another scenario.
You enter a room, and someone’s eyes light up.
They compliment your smile, your laugh, the way you carry yourself.
Suddenly, you feel a wave of confidence.
It’s not that their opinion magically altered you; it’s that they acknowledged a beauty you already possessed, a beauty that resonates with them.
The moral of the story, no one is definitively better looking than anyone else.
We all possess unique features, expressions, and a way of moving through the world that will be seen…
