Is Thin Body the Key to look Beautiful?

 

You should always have a positive view of your body and the way you look as everybody is worthy of respect and love. Beauty standards differ from one country to another; however, society views thin bodies as physically prettier and more attractive. But, is it always the case? Thin bodies are undoubtedly healthier and more beautiful, but there are other body beauty standards to perceive. Thin bodies look much younger than fat bodies but are careful when you plan to lose weight. You cannot just decide to lose weight without paying attention to your face, for example. Having a thin body adds to your beauty and defines it. Other things play a role too. Personality, face features, body type, hair, fitness, and personal preferences all measure the level of beauty. 

    

Let's find out together in this article why body size isn't the only factor that decides our attractiveness, and the need to understand the relation between body weight and beauty.

  

Why is 'Thin' a Societal privilege or a Standard?

 

Female thinness is desirable and preferred in many cultures. It is considered ideal beauty. First, it is a big sign of good health and body care. It also means you eat healthy food and do exercise very often. It suggests fitness and high energy. Being thin, you don't need to watch out what you eat or what you dress. Moreover, a wide range of clothing piece options will fit your size. You will not receive any critical comments while on public transportation or in restaurants. Maintaining your thin body leads to having a feminine physique and psychological well-being. 

 

On the other hand, don't try to be skinny or ultra-thin to feel like pretty and acceptable individuals. Skinny bodies are too thin suitable as models in the world of fashion. As a result, free yourself from the idea of associating femininity and elegance with being slender.

 

Other Factors to Look Feminine and Charming

 

Although being slim and fit emphasizes feminine beauty, there are more perspectives getting prominence nowadays.

 

Face shape and skin

 

A V-shaped face is the most desirable shape. Facial symmetry and proportion are also crucial for an attractive face. Flawless and smooth face skin is the most prominent factor, and you can get it through a suitable face care routine. Discoloration, acne, and hair are potential face problems every woman needs to deal with to be more self-confident and attractive. 

 

Appearance 

 

Good-looking women don't only care for getting fit bodies, but they also take good care of their appearance. The way they dress, wear their hair, wear their make-up is primary for being attractive. Every woman aspires to perfect outer appearance disregarding her body size.

 

Personality Traits

 

What can be more attractive than a smile and a good sense of humor? This draws the attention of men to women. Other important traits are kindness, love, openness, and happiness that reflect women's inner beauty. All these personal qualities define you as a woman.

 

The Effect of Media on Body Image

 

Viewing thin models and body images on television, or in movies, video clips, magazines, and social media affect how we evaluate our bodies. Research shows women's negative perception of their body shape and size after watching media thin images. 'Thin ideal' is emphasized and internalized as a principal determinant of attractiveness. Owing to this, awareness needs to be raised in women to accept their bodies and stop comparing themselves too thin idealized models. Appearance concerns have to be studied and taken into consideration to help women have body satisfaction and psychological balance. 

Conclusion 

Finally, feminine beauty is deeper and we need to redefine it. We need to love our bodies despite the imperfections we have. Beauty standards are never realistic for all women as every woman is unique. That is why women need to stop chasing thinness as a basic beauty standard and embrace who they are to feel irresistible. They need to improve their lives by making thinness a motivational aspect to look better rather than a factor of dissatisfaction and self-denial. So, let's make 'thin ideal' push us to be better and healthier, not put pressure on us and induce us to feel unhappy with our bodies.