Glad You Didn't Get Plastic Surgery, Kookie

What is the meaning of true beauty? Some people may think that true beauty is just physical appearances in their everyday lives. People can encounter pretty or handsome faces just by driving down to a grocery market to buy some groceries. But is true beauty all and only classified for "beautiful" physical appearances? I think not. 

There is so much more to the meaning of beauty besides physical qualities, such as internal characteristics. Kindness or acts that portray a positive image of the person is beauty. What's the necessity of plastic surgery when you come with your own unique set of beauty? People need to understand the fact that beauty doesn't always come with literal physical qualities. Innermost qualities is what matters. If a person appears to be a beauty and acts like trash, how would you explain that? The interior core of a person is the key to beauty that people are missing out on. Many people try to change their physical appearance through surgeries or literally removing themselves from the rest of the world. The unjust and discriminating society is shown as truly cruel when it causes people to be ashamed of their looks. What's the point of having a pretty face when the inside is rotten? "...Barbie, in feminist terms, is definitely her own person"(Prager 354). Everyone is unique and should stick to being who they are instead of trying to change and always trying to fit into the stereotypical cliques of society. Maybe people should try to visit the 'inner beauty salon' instead of regular visits to literal 'beauty parlor shops'.