Beautiful, Beautiful
Beautiful, but...
but I don’t like those captions.
but why does she have these ugly captions?
but that hair, it looks terrible.
but why does she have captions when she makes jewelry inspired by folklore?
but when working with folk motifs, she could have a more Slavic face and look.
but she’s too dark-haired for Slovak jewelry, she should be blonde.
but her eyebrows are like Brezhnev.
but such thick eyebrows don’t suit her face.
but focus on the jewelry, not on posing.
but for her age, she could dress differently.
but she should be slimmer if she wants to wear leggings.
but why does she have hair like Tymoshenko?
but..
yuck
but you should photograph the jewelry on more ordinary models.
but she’s too thin.
but she’s too young.
but she’s too over-acted.
but she looks like she’s from an adult film.
but why is she frowning?
but why so gloomy?
but I don’t like it, I have the right to express my opinion. When something is posted online, it has to expect criticism.
Do we really need to hurt ourselves? After all, none of us has the right to judge others’ appearance. In reality, we are all beautiful, whether we have short hair, long hair, red, purple, or green hair. Whether we are older, young, or the eldest. Whether we are slim or full-figured. Beauty lies within us, inside our hearts, and it doesn’t matter what we look like on the outside. Being beautiful means being tolerant, humane, and loving. Beauty is unconditional. Beauty is without BUT.
