That is all there is to it

That pretty face, and how her smile blows you awhile while your eyes trace along her curves and wishes you could date someone like her.

The sleek hair he'd got while he walked down the dance floor with swag, effortlessly dodging the crowd.

We always judge the books by the cover, chasing faces affixing them together with a pretty back story to them in our mind or telling ourselves they're nice people and what nots.

People say that the body is simply the vessel to the soul. A lump of flesh that contained who you are, what you experienced, a collection of what could possibly make you unique and different among many others.

However, you could say, the attractive people are living life in "Easy" mode. That, I would no doubt have to agree. Amongst my people watching chronicles, or just by simply observing my attractive friends. They got what they want; they could mesmerize rich guys or impress the prettiest girls in club. But isn't that all that they can do? From the appearance that is. At the end of the day, they're still like everyone else. Beneath that pretty face, apart from the shallow ones, minus the happy go luckies. I'd seen deep ones who're so lonely and scared. The people who don't even know who are the real friends. Are they there for me because I'm attractive? What if I'm not? What if she's here just because I'm rich? Why are they taking favors?

At the end of the day, physical appearance only matter "that" much. Like how grooming and cleanliness mattered. You wouldn't want to turn up on a date with slippers and a loose collar tee right? What we really need is people who really loves us, respect us for who we are. People we're comfortable to be ourselves with, we can be real with, amidst from all the stereotypical minions that'd been mold and formed by the society. So at the very least, learn to love yourself (ditch that loose collar tee please), be yourself and you would meet others who love you the way you are.

Whether are you attractive, it is all that is inside that matter.

Yes it could be an excellent marketing campaign, but when people open up the packaging...

That, really is all there is to it.

Isn't it?

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