Beauty evokes admiration, sometimes even envy.

But it's often frightening.

Frightening with its unattainability, its "perfection."

Men are sometimes afraid to approach, afraid to measure up, afraid of seeming insufficiently interesting or daring.
And instead of trying to get to know us, they retreat.

But behind a beautiful face, behind sparkling eyes, there's depth.

There are thoughts, dreams, fears, and desires.

We're not just "pretty girls"; we're individuals, women with emotions, with passions, with a story we want to hear.

And it's precisely this depth that makes us interesting... and sometimes incomprehensible.

I've noticed that men are more often focused on appearance than on our inner world.

And yes, it's easier for beautiful girls to win someone's gaze, but harder to win their heart.

Behind a beautiful exterior can hide such strength, such independence, that many feel, "I can't handle it. I'm not worthy." And then we're left alone.

But loneliness doesn't make us unhappy.

It teaches us to value ourselves, understand our desires, and develop our minds and souls.

And, frankly, I want to meet someone who isn't afraid of the depths, who can see the real me, not just my outer beauty.

Someone who won't just want to admire me, but will want to walk alongside me, discuss, laugh, and dream together.

A beautiful girl doesn't seek admiration; she seeks understanding.
Do you agree with me?