Beauty is a social construct. This construct is formed by external information flows: by family, trends, lovers, media, fashion… At the same time, beauty is also the golden ratio, harmony, and balance of proportions. These are the things that have been with us since primordial times.
And when we think about the beauty of the body, we encounter two opposite things: those primary things that have been with us since the beginning of time, and modern things. And the human body is at the center of the conflict. Unlike hair color or dress style, the body is not easy to adjust to external pressure. So you go out on the balcony, look at yourself in the mirror, and think: what defines me?
How can I evaluate myself? And sadly, it’s always a zero-sum game — cruel social requirements leave us no other option.
