attractiveness [Theme]

There is a certain kind of beauty - attractiveness that is noticeable to everyone. Big eyes; lips are plump, like a child’s; smooth, clean skin; correct facial features and a thousand other little things. Subconsciously, people always look for these marks in others. No one can help but notice them, no matter where they grow up, no matter how they were brought up. Over millions of years of evolution, this has become an integral part of the human brain.

Her appeal probably stems from the cheerful quality of life she preaches, but her worldwide appeal is undeniable. American television programs and films account for almost three-quarters of the global market. American popular music is also ascendant, and American hobbies, eating habits, and even clothing are increasingly being imitated around the world. The language of the Internet is English, and the vast majority of global computer chatter is also from America and influences the content of global conversations. Finally, America has become a Mecca for those seeking a modern education; An estimated half a million foreign students flock to the United States, with many of the brightest never returning home. American university graduates can be found in almost every government on every continent.

The New Year's tree decoration has a characteristic feature - emptiness, despite its external attractiveness, so it easily breaks into fragments.

Favorite fragrances never lose their appeal. They are divinely sweet, tasty and always in demand.

If you are empty inside.

And as is often the case in the world, anything that posed an obvious threat had the same undeniable, obvious appeal.

You are also very attractive. Not like me, of course. But very even nothing.

Even when “transparent” young ladies, which are practically nonexistent, are considered beautiful for you, and a short, plump, plump, but very happy girl with forms flies into the room, people will still think: What a

Using a good person for selfish purposes is like treating him as something like a bouquet of flowers bought in a store. Such a purchase is a temporary phenomenon: soon the wonderful aroma ceases to attract attention, the flowers lose their beauty and attractiveness. They are no longer needed, and they are thrown into the trash.

Real beauty is not so obvious, it needs to be discerned, but the one who sees it will not exchange it for anything in the world.

Looking at the characters of people, we can easily distinguish a natural character from a character developed by man himself. There are people by nature with excellent inclinations, for whom all good is a natural attraction; but there are also those who consciously struggle all their lives with their bad innate aspirations and, overcoming them little by little, create in themselves a kind, albeit artificial character. Characters of the first kind seem to us more attractive: it is so natural for them to do good that they attract us precisely by this natural lightness, the grace of goodness, so to speak. But if we want to be fair, then we will have to give the palm to the characters of the second kind, who, through a hard struggle, defeated innate bad inclinations and developed good rules in themselves, guided by the consciousness of the need for good.

I think there is a small fraction of the likelihood that someone might find you attractive.

Beauty is like gravity. That is, the more a person fills the moment with himself, the more you are drawn to him. It's like the larger a star or other cosmic body, the more it pushes space, creating gravity. Everything is the same here: the more a being fills the moment with itself, the more others will reach for it, be attracted - this is the attraction, this is the attraction. When in the moment you have eggs to live your emotions to the end, in the moment to formulate them for yourself, share them and act from them. Omit one of the four verbs: live, formulate, share, act - you can put an end to attractiveness.