What is beauty and why are we all beautiful?

Why do women underestimate themselves?

According to recent studies, only 4% of women feel beautiful but, if this is a worrying figure, even more so is the fact that 59% of women admit to being pressured to be beautiful. This self-imposed beauty anxiety comes not only from society, but also from family, friends, and your man. The worst consequence of this whole situation is that each of us has within us a very severe critic who distances us from "self-love and brings us closer to" envy of the "beauty" of other women. Because in us we can no longer see it.

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We could say that answering this question is difficult, but we would be lying. Answering this question is impossible. Beauty is a smile after a victory, it is a scar that reminds us that we made it, it is a strawberry birthmark on our skin, it is an out of tune refrain that gives us happiness, it is our mother's wrinkle and the missing tooth of our daughter.
Beauty has never been something absolute and immutable, anyone who thinks it can be defined is a fool. Canonizing it not only produces no other beauty, it denies the possibility of seeing the real one.
And what were the implications of all this imposed beauty? Conflict, low self-esteem, dissatisfaction, mistrust, contempt and unhappiness are just some of the consequences of spreading a distorted value of what is beautiful. Beauty is happiness not anxiety, it is trust and not frustration, it is joy and not depression: so dress yourself in your most flamboyant smile, be proud of your story and express your potential to the fullest because you are all BEAUTIFUL!