From the author: Everyone wants to have power. Therefore, people devote their entire lives to the struggle for power. After all, power means the ability to use others. She also creates a feeling of superiority over others. The body is the source of power. The source of a woman’s power is her body. That is why women are forced to constantly maintain their attractiveness by using cosmetics, visiting gyms, and undergoing cosmetic surgery. And the more attractive they are, the more power they gain over men. Men are less concerned about their appearance. After all, they have many other ways to achieve power at their disposal. But this was not always the case. There were times when both women and men were free. And men paid the same attention to their attractiveness as modern women do now. But then women began to be suppressed, depriving them of all sources of competition in life. And, as a result, women are left with only one thing: their body. Quote from the forum “It turns out that we do makeup for those around us, in order to achieve our goals in communication.” Other sources of power But not all modern women are concerned about their beauty and attractiveness. This happens because they have access to other sources of power, where they can surpass a man, giving him competition in business, in obtaining higher education, in earning big money. Quote from the forum “Every day I see in the kindergarten where I take my child, one wealthy lady. She is the head of a successful company, a family (3 children), but there is not a trace of makeup on her face, her hair is not always combed... With For my part, I would add some touches to her face, otherwise she is too unkempt and pale. But, apparently, in this form she feels great in our society, and since she is not trying to change her appearance, that means. , she is happy with her appearance."Women compete with men even in politics. Makeup becomes secondary, because it takes up time and becomes a burden when there are other ways to achieve power. Quote from the forum “Even though I’m not the head of a large company yet, I also don’t wear makeup and I understand this lady perfectly. For me, this is an extra burden, a waste time. Although when professionals applied makeup to me (for example, during the election campaign) it was chic and pleasant! "To be, not to appear To be beautiful is wonderful. Trying to look beautiful is ugly. Quote from the forum “I used to have a job where makeup was not at all necessary. I stuck it out for 2 years, even though there was no incentive from those around me. Then I chose to sleep a little longer every morning for about 30 minutes - and so they say It’ll do. As long as you’re among “your department,” it’s generally normal. But when I had to go to general meetings, I immediately felt the reaction of those around me: “Girl, you’re not in shape today...” It’s wonderful to be attractive. Trying to be attractive is. These tricks are a tension, a deception, first of all, of ourselves. Quote from the forum “And it’s hard for me to concentrate on work if my makeup or hairstyle is bad, I twitch, and in general I spend 10 minutes in the morning just drawing my eyes... One day, still at the institute, I came without makeup, because I didn’t have time, so the girls surrounded me, asked what happened, they thought that I was crying (my eyes are small). My mother also told me that with my appearance I need to get up at 5 am and put on makeup so as not to scare my husband, children and other relatives. Well, when I draw myself, I’m just beautiful! Of course, I am very dependent on the opinions of others..."Share your beautyBy nature, all people living on earth are already beautiful. Therefore, there is no need for makeup. Any makeup makes you unnatural, deceptive. You need to understand that beauty is in simplicity, in naturalness. God gives beauty, but you shouldn’t use it as a strategy to gain power. Beauty is a gift from God. Share it, share the energy of love with each other. Be beautiful in your simplicity! SIMA, with love Author and project leader Thread. AriadneFor questions: 317284492