Kendini en son ne zaman gerçekten güzel hissettin, sebebi neydi?

Hello, I apologize for interrupting your post and changing the subject. I was going to answer your question, but I have one too. Let me answer yours first:

As I get older, I feel less beautiful, but there are days when I've trimmed my beard and mustache just the way I want them, when my curly and wavy hair falls out just the way I want it, or when I see my reflection in the mirror or window, I look amazing. I feel most beautiful when I'm not looking at myself. When I do something kind for another person or animal and they express their deep gratitude, I feel like I've done everything right. It makes me realize that my facial and bodily expressions are not important in life, and they will inevitably change, not for a better or more youthful appearance. I look forward to the day when all my hair turns gray (I'd love to have that Richard Gere look), and I hope they all turn gray before I fall out and bald. Haha! But ultimately, the truest preserver of beauty comes from being a beautiful soul, practicing humility, respecting yourself and others, loving yourself and others, and practicing kindness in every way—not for effort or gain, but through habit or a way of being. Anyone who wants to feel beautiful can often experience this as the best version of themselves. There are countless healers, holistic doctors, naturopathic medicine practices, Tai Chi, breathing exercises, chanting, red light therapy, blue light blockers, parasite suppressants, healthy and nutritious foods, and so much more that can help us become the best and happiest versions of ourselves. Life is a dance of choosing to make decisions that benefit us, rather than decisions that slowly destroy us. But ultimately, self-love only emerges through actions taken towards others, and being seen by others as a beautiful soul is the best possible mirror and the ultimate path to seeing oneself as truly beautiful. Now that I've answered your question, I have a question, as I've said before:

Who's the woman in the picture? Just a week ago, I had my partner's picture drawn on a website. The woman in the photo above looks exactly like the woman in my drawing. I'm not kidding, but I hope I'm not exaggerating. She really does look a lot like her, and I wanted to make sure.

Thank you very much,

Eric

Hello, I apologize for interrupting your post and changing the subject. I was going to answer your question, but I have one too. Let me answer yours first:

As I get older, I feel less beautiful, but there are days when I've trimmed my beard and mustache just the way I want them, when my curly and wavy hair falls out just the way I want it, or when I see my reflection in the mirror or window, I look amazing. I feel most beautiful when I'm not looking at myself. When I do something kind for another person or animal and they express their deep gratitude, I feel like I've done everything right. It makes me realize that my face and body expressions aren't important in life, and they will inevitably change, not for a better or more youthful appearance. I look forward to the day when all my hair turns gray (I'd love to have that Richard Gere look), and I hope they all turn gray before I fall out and go bald. Haha! But ultimately, the truest preserver of beauty comes from being a beautiful soul, practicing humility, respecting yourself and others, loving yourself and others, and practicing kindness in every way—not for effort or gain, but through habit or a way of being. Anyone who wants to feel beautiful can often experience this as the best version of themselves. There are countless healers, holistic doctors, naturopathic medicine practices, Tai Chi, breathing exercises, chanting, red light therapy, blue light blockers, parasite suppressants, healthy and nutritious foods, and so much more that can help us become the best and happiest versions of ourselves. Life is a dance of choosing to make decisions that benefit us, rather than decisions that slowly destroy us. But ultimately, self-love only emerges through actions taken towards others, and being seen by others as a beautiful soul is the best possible mirror and the ultimate path to truly seeing oneself as beautiful. Now that I've answered your question, I have a question, as I've said before:

Who's the woman in the picture? Just a week ago, I had my partner's picture drawn on a website. The woman in the photo above looks exactly like the woman in my drawing. I'm not kidding, but I hope I'm not exaggerating. She does look a lot like her, and I wanted to be sure.

Thank you very much,

Eric