Today I want to burst a bubble, a bubble of fixed beauty standards, because many young women fall into the trap of exaggerated and false beauty benchmarks!

Sure, there is no doubt that being called 'beautiful' holds a lot of value in almost every person's life, and we often tend to judge others and their outward appearance as per societal standards. However, we need to understand that external beauty will last just for a while; it's temporary, but the inner beauty or ideology, or personality, is what captures the heart, and that's foremost important for us to understand.

If you feel beautiful, then you will look beautiful. I personally think that every person is unique, and that's what makes them beautiful. To consider yourself in the beauty standards or trying to fit yourself to the expectations of others and the society to impress them is not the right agenda. I believe that you should appreciate the way you are and embrace your success.

It was after entering pageants that I realized that beauty is the mixture and plethora of outer and internal beauty. It's definitely important for us to be presentable; the first impression is mostly the last one. But above all, it's the ideology; it's about this sense of having the right knowledge and confidence about yourself. And it's very important for every person to understand the purpose and passion of their life.