Beautystandards cerita

Kaira Tomoru is the beautiful, untouchable boy everyone at Binan High School finds intimidating. Quiet, reserved, and seemingly uninterested in everyone around him, he has carefully crafted an ikemen appearance that keeps people at a distance. But his perfect face is a lie. Every morning, Tomoru spends an hour applying makeup to hide the insecurities he refuses to let anyone see. To him, maintaining his appearance isn't vanity. It's survival. And then there's Minami Takumi. Takumi is everything Tomoru wishes he could be: effortlessly handsome, naturally charming, and universally loved. No matter how messy his hair gets, how wrinkled his uniform becomes, or how much he sweats during basketball practice, he somehow remains perfect. Tomoru has no reason to hate him. Which only makes him hate him more. Takumi, meanwhile, can't understand why the only person in school who seems to dislike him is the one person he desperately wants to get to know. Then, one day, a careless accident changes everything. A spilled cup of milk tea sends Tomoru running to the farthest bathroom he can find, his makeup ruined and his carefully constructed appearance exposed. Takumi follows, expecting to find the same cold, intimidating boy everyone knows. Instead, he finds someone completely different. And his first reaction isn't disgust. It's shock. "YOU'RE SO HANDSOME!!!!!" Now Takumi knows the truth Tomoru has spent years hiding. And for the first time, Tomoru has someone who wants to see the person underneath the makeup. Whether he likes it or not.

Many claim love at first sight doesn't exist. Is it real, or just a social invention? I invite y'all to read this story and confirm it for yourself.

ㅡ They told me, kid, you could be a doll, you have a pretty face and an empty heart. - A short story talking about beauty standards @sadlymae - First book of the series Imperfections. - I did my own translation, sorry if my chapters are really shitty.

Just writing some stuff.

We are gonna have conversations about certain topics: mental health, friendship, social media and how the world we live in changes our perspective on ourselves. Buckle up, it's gonna be a wild ride. 🪴

This story is about 2 sets of twins. One set of the twins are very much influenced by television, and the other don't even have a phone at all!

tw (mention of self harm, suicide)

What does it mean to be beautiful? At Eden High, beauty isn't just admired-it's practically a requirement. The students here are flawless, like they've stepped out of a glossy magazine. But when Amara, an ordinary girl with extraordinary grades, earns admission, she quickly learns she doesn't fit their definition of "perfect." Smiles hide the sting when classmates whisper "ugly." Positivity is her armor, but inside, the words hurt more than she lets on. Then she meets him Julian, the brilliant, mysterious boy who cares about nothing but his studies. He's hot, untouchable, and for some reason... he notices her. In a school where beauty is ranked and perfection is expected, can one ordinary girl prove that being beautiful means more than just how you look? The Definition of Beautiful is a heartfelt high school romance about self-worth, friendship, and finding love in the most unexpected places.

Hi again this is not like the rest of my books It's about Mei about the number that appears on her forehead of her beauty..what number would she get, well u have to find out

"I don't wanna sit still look pretty."

Short poems about the beauty standard . . WARNING: this story has sensitive topics

In the past I've felt with some deep s**t so I have written some poetry about and based on it. I hope some of you can relate to what I have written, or at least understand how it might feel.

A small portion of the oppression of every woman who has ever dealt with body insecurities and shame for who they are based off of their looks. This is what we have ignored as a community, which is why it has been able to continue in daily life still to this day.

Had to write a short story in my English class about self-harmony, self-discovery, self-whatever... I wasn't very pleased with the task nor the themes required and was extremely bitter while writing it. However, I am thoroughly pleased with my work. (And I also got an A+, so that felt amazing!) Hope you enjoy! :)

Book two of ' WHERE NIGHTMARES LIE' 'Here we treasure beauty, not made to be perfect. Life's greatest deception, it's so easy to be loved. Fooling everyone to lie and not just to themselves. it's so pitiful but so necessary. We wear a mask that's cracked. Cause under the crimson moonlight We're setting up our traps. Our perfect pose can be easily broken. Perfection is the most asymptotic virus. Until we're the ones destroying ourselves.' cover by : @bon_kissh Also available on INKITT under Zaquira.L.C. ( should be on anywhere else besides here and there!)

A poem about the beauty standards women face.

Hello friends! 2019 has got us thinking a lot about body image and how we view our bodies. For those interested read on to find out more <3 Thank you lovelies!

Hana Kim's journey in Seoul was marked by intense familial and societal pressures that pushed her to the brink of physical and mental exhaustion. Despite facing bullying and relentless expectations, Hana sought solace in therapy, where she learned to confront and eventually overcome her challenges. Through rediscovering her passion for art, Hana found a means of self-expression and healing. She bravely asserted her independence and sought understanding from her family, ultimately gaining their support in pursuing her artistic dreams. Hana's story is a powerful testament to resilience, self-discovery, and the transformative power of embracing one's true self.

basically... I am struggling with a lot of things right now. I have resorted to writing a short book type of thing to help. This will be my views on some topics in society. This will probably get no reads but be free to comment your thoughts, some topics I should write about, etc. Some topics I have in mind are self love, beauty standards, transphobia/homophobia, genders, racism, the imbalance of feminine and masculine figures, spirituality and more :)

Please read to find out!