For centuries people have been judged and classified based on their looks. Although society tries to deny that we judgmental, they are wrong. We all say we don't care about the appeal of a person's image, when in reality we are obsessed with it. Adults think that by telling children and teens 'to not judge a book by it's cover' that they will care about the substance of a person more than the appearance, but they too compare their children to others. As humans we constantly try to 'fix' ourselves and struggle to become a part of the small percentile of people that, by society's standard are beautiful. But what doe being beautiful mean? Is a person with a pretty face and a careless should really beautiful? Personally I think that society is corrupt and that beauty is nothing but a depthless label that focuses more on the outer shell of a human when it should highlight the importance of one's soul.
Avoiding Labels
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