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‘Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder.’ What do you think this means? Do you agree with this statement?

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‘
Beauty
 is in the eyes of the
beholder
’ means that people may have differing opinions on what is beautiful.
what
Suggestion
What
 is pleasing to the eyes of one
person
 may be weird or ugly to another
person
. In my opinion, if you know how to look, if you want to see it
in other words
, you see
beauty
 in everything.
it
Suggestion
It
 depends on your perspective.
aesthetic
Suggestion
Aesthetic
 values and perception of
beauty
 vary from
person
 to
person
.
Therefore
, it can be said that
this
 proverb has a subjective understanding of
beauty
. Depending on the perspective and aesthetic values, its characteristics of what constitutes true
beauty
 may differ significantly from others.
Although
 research says that some features make us see people with those features better, there are many reasons behind how we see a
person
for example
; someone we love and know. Because physical appearance of a
person
 might fade as
years
Suggestion
the years
 pass on; but their characters do not.
when
Suggestion
When
 people know what real
beauty
 is, they can understand what they see
in
Suggestion
on
 the outside is only a projection. What matters is the character inside.
For example
; when you like someone, people mostly say her/his bad physical characteristics.
contrary
Suggestion
Contrary
 to what they say if a
person
 loves someone, he/she does not care what people say. Because, as stated above
beauty
 is in the eye
beholder
, it changes
person
 to
person
. According to others, no matter how ugly that
person
 is, she/he has a
beauty
 for you As a conclusion,
Beauty
 depends on the
beholder
's mindset.
the
Suggestion
The
beholder
 has a strong individualistic taste idea of what
beauty
 is. Because everyone's perspective is different,
beauty
 varies from
person
 to
person
 and cannot be a common measure of
beauty
.
in
Suggestion
In
 conclusion
beauty
 does in fact lie in the eyes of the
beholder
.
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