Thoughts is Perfect Video I have not seen.
Video is also great.
over and ou: point successfully conveyed
over and ou: point successfully conveyed
Here's a philosophical dilemma: what if someone was to be born perfect. Would the fact that they were not born to be perfect make them imperfect?
@clousems bigger dilemma: what makes you perfect anyways?
I am not getting it what do you mean. have you done any typo or is losing a game and Night Decreased my brain power.
I'd say it's the hair.
Me wouldn't understand.
#4 You can't just go and vaporize the thread like that @clousems. Try to show some kindess.
#1 This song has two points to it.
The song isn't about being perfect, it about the acceptance of oneself and the ability to cast the shackles of your own expectations aside, and thereby be comfortable with how you look.
And it also a criticism of how people, especially in the entertainment industry, are often portrayed as if they are the role models of how we should look.
Which gives people the idea in their own mind, that if we don't look like a celebrity, then, per definition, we are ugly.
(Most of this is just hidden advertisement.
They want to sell make-up, hair transplant surgery, membership to fitness centers and so on.)
Regarding physical appearance, if you want to be beautiful, then first be confident in who you are, regardless of how you look.
Accept that we all have our limitations, some things we simply can't change. All our faults and errors, they are apart of us. We own them, and never our "flaws" own us.
Be confident, regardless of appearance, confidence is very attractive, regardless of how we look and dress.
The song isn't about being perfect, it about the acceptance of oneself and the ability to cast the shackles of your own expectations aside, and thereby be comfortable with how you look.
And it also a criticism of how people, especially in the entertainment industry, are often portrayed as if they are the role models of how we should look.
Which gives people the idea in their own mind, that if we don't look like a celebrity, then, per definition, we are ugly.
(Most of this is just hidden advertisement.
They want to sell make-up, hair transplant surgery, membership to fitness centers and so on.)
Regarding physical appearance, if you want to be beautiful, then first be confident in who you are, regardless of how you look.
Accept that we all have our limitations, some things we simply can't change. All our faults and errors, they are apart of us. We own them, and never our "flaws" own us.
Be confident, regardless of appearance, confidence is very attractive, regardless of how we look and dress.
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