Beauty is in the Eye of the Beholder

This beholder is known for her cynical viewpoints, so let's see how this plays out.

What defines beauty....

Is it our outward appearance?

Who we are on the inside?

Or is it...That special something that we bring to people's lives?

For the past few nights, Katie and me have watched The House Bunny, which is a perfect example of what people consider beauty to be. The show is about a girl who turned 27 and was kicked out of the Playboy mansion because 27 is way too old to be a bunny. Wow, that's one messed up view of the world. What age is it that we become too old? Anyways, she ends up being a house mother to a soriority. Of course, all the girls in this particular soroirity are "losers", socially awkward, and have no friends outside of the house. They're going to lose their house because no one wants to pledge to their soriority...remember, they're losers. So, the "beautiful" ex-playboy bunny makes them all pretty according to the world's standards, basically they all become her and they get their pledges, make friends, and all the boys want them.

It just goes to show that people will never change. We will always be judged on the way we look, because that is the first thing anyone sees. Unless we start wearing signs that describe our personality, we will always be seen for how we look, then who we are.

Man...sucks to be ugly.