I asked my daughter, 10 years old, what to write about and she suggested “why are you so ugly?” Is this a rhetoric question or just a statement. How thin is the line between beauty and ugly?
I was watching the Marilyn Monroe videos on Youtube, and it is incredible how many people commented on her beauty, not only in the way she looked, but also on her inner beauty via her soft spoken and sincere answers to questions. While during her time period, most people have accepted her as the example of beauty. Then comes the contrast as to what is ugly.
When the public is not exposed to a situation, then when they are made aware of the situation, in ones amazement, he quickly labels it as being ugly. It is the the easiest and quickest way of making a rash observation. If he should have time to think, then soon the veil of ugliness falls.
So, beauty is in the eyes of the exposed beholders.
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