Beauty Problem
By emmy_forex
@emmy_forex (13)
Nigeria
December 4, 2008 11:41am CST
Does beauty exist? Given that nothing is perfect. If it does, what yardstick could be used to measure it?
4 responses
@maverickwarrior (260)
• India
5 Dec 08
Beauty lies in the eyes of the beholder..
The thing that is beautiful for one person may be not for the other...
As far as measuring it is considered ,it is totally a subjective prerogative:-)
@RitaGreen (141)
• United States
4 Dec 08
Hello! I don't beauty can be measured by some standard that is set forth..such as the "scale of 1 to 10". Beauty to you is measured differently than what I may view as beautiful. I see a sunset and think that it's breathtaking, you may see the same sunset as a reminder of time running out on things you need to get done and can't, therefore you may not see beauty but time constraints. You may see a place or a person as beautiful and I may not see that by your measuring tool. Not that I'd see them or whatever as ugly, just not beauty in my eyes. I think beauty exists in the heart and it exudes through the eyes, face, actions and all that a person is. In nature, it is as you see it. No, nothing is perfect, but perfection also is measured differently by all of us. Have a great day! Merry Christmas!