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| Beauty in the eye of the beholder
Posted: 8/23/2007 12:56:53 PM | It definitely is. I met a man about a year ago and had no physical attraction to him at all, no spark - he was 13 years older then I, shorthair (I prefer long) and just not the kind of man I find physically/visually appealing.
As time went on, I found that I'd fallen in love with him and he was VERY physically attractive to me. I loved looking at him - the lines around his eyes, the back of his neck, even his little potbelly... because I loved him and that changed everything.
So, beauty is in the eye of the beholder... and sometimes, it is the beholder that changes, not the beauty. | |
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| Beauty in the eye of the beholder
Posted: 8/26/2007 11:14:09 PM | | that is so true.. I think true beauty lies beyond physical. As a co-worker said to me recently.. You have not a mean bone in your body. I am now beginning to realize how others care about me is in regards to how they feel when around. I love people..... Beauty is everwhere.... | |
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| Beauty in the eye of the beholder
Posted: 7/5/2009 11:39:29 AM | | a lot has changed about how I value life since I wrote that original thread. Beauty does lay way beyond the physical. It is in how you treat someone. The tender gestures , the radiation of care that reaches out and grabs you The caring words and never tossing mean words back at someone even tho the person deserves it. Yes I still believe beauty is everywhere | |
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