Gaia B. AmmanMaybe beauty had nothing to do with the garbage TV tried to sell us. It was more a matter of confidence. Either way, I had none.
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David Lynch said, “Maybe beauty had nothing to do with the garbage TV tried to sell us. It was more a matter of confidence. Either way, I had none.” This quote describes the state of mind many people live in when it comes to beauty. They believe that no matter what they look like, they are beautiful in their own eyes. This is a dangerous mindset because it causes people to ignore their own flaws and beauty standards in an attempt to be something else.
Source: Sexos: The Tragicomic Adventure Of An Italian Surviving The First Time
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