BEAUTY (Biographical, Socio-cultural and Linguistic)

 BEAUTY

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She likes people who have a sense of individuality. She loves expression and anything awkward and imperfect, because that's natural and that's real. She shows herself, and does not pretend otherwise. She thinks it's beautiful the way you sparkle when you talk about the things you love. And she likes it when you disseminate, when you open up and dare to be completely honest, and when you laugh at the smallest things and then look into my eyes. When you are yourself, and show her who you are.

I'm here, she said appreciating this moment. All she can do is look around, looking at you, looking into your eyes and seeing a smile appear on your face, and in that moment there is a warm, familiar energy that you do not want to say goodbye to. She is grateful for everything that she has, for that beautiful moment, this moment that may be the last.

Beauty is the way she holds herself, it's how she treats people. The way she loves. It's self acceptance. Beauty is her soul.


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