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1- Does beauty affect one’s success in life? How?
Yes, beauty can play a role in someone’s success, especially in industries like entertainment, marketing, or media. People often respond positively to attractive individuals, which can help in networking or first impressions. However, it’s not everything, skills, intelligence, and personality matter much more in the long run. Looks might open a door, but only capability keeps it open. So, beauty helps, but it’s definitely not the full picture.

2- Is it better to be physically attractive or intelligent? Can you explain?
Intelligence lasts longer and brings more benefits overall. While physical looks can attract people quickly, intelligence helps you solve problems, make decisions, and build a future. Being smart helps you grow, adapt, and even stay confident, which can make someone attractive in their own way. So if I had to choose, I’d go with intelligence, it stays valuable no matter what.

3- Some say inner beauty is more important than physical beauty. Explain if you agree/disagree.
I agree. Inner beauty like kindness, empathy, and integrity is what really leaves a lasting impression. Physical beauty fades over time, but the way someone treats others sticks with you. It’s easy to admire someone’s looks, but it’s their character that makes you love or respect them. So while looks might catch attention, inner beauty holds it.

4- Do people spend too much time and money on beauty? What are some examples of this in everyday life?
Yes, many people spend a lot on beauty products, skincare routines, and cosmetic treatments. For example, some buy expensive creams or visit salons weekly, and others follow complicated skincare steps every morning and night. There’s nothing wrong with wanting to look good, but sometimes it becomes more about pressure than personal choice. Balance is key, it’s okay to care about appearance, just not obsess over it.

5- We lose physical beauty as we age, so do you wish to stop aging? Why or why not?
Not really. Aging is natural and part of living a full life. While it’s true that physical beauty changes, aging brings wisdom, experience, and emotional strength. I’d rather embrace aging than constantly chase youth. Also, there’s beauty in every stage of life, it just looks different.

6- Do you think people should have cosmetic surgery to enhance their looks? Why or why not?

It depends on the person. If someone truly feels better about themselves after cosmetic surgery, and it’s done safely, then that’s their choice. But it shouldn’t come from insecurity or pressure to fit in. Everyone should feel free to look how they want, but not feel forced to “fix” things that aren’t broken. Confidence matters more than perfection.

7- What is the most popular feature for cosmetic alteration in your country? Why do you think people focus on that feature?
In Malaysia, double eyelid surgery and nose reshaping are quite popular. A lot of it comes from beauty standards influenced by the media, especially Korean trends. People believe those features make them look more attractive or youthful. It’s often about wanting to fit a certain ideal rather than embracing unique features.

8- Do you agree/disagree that attractiveness is more important for females than males? Explain
Sadly, in many societies, there is more pressure on women to look attractive. Media and culture often emphasize women’s looks more than their achievements. Men do face beauty standards too, but it’s usually less intense. I don’t think it’s fair for both men and women to be valued for who they are, not just how they look.

9- Do you think beauty affects self-esteem? Explain.

Yes, beauty can have a big impact on self-esteem. When people feel they look good, they often feel more confident. But it can go the other way too if someone feels unattractive, they might struggle with self-worth. That’s why it’s important to build confidence from the inside, not just from appearance.

10- Have you ever noticed anyone feeling pressured to be more beautiful? What do you think caused that pressure?

Yes, I’ve seen friends feel insecure because of social media or unrealistic beauty standards. They compare themselves to influencers or celebrities and feel they don’t measure up. Filters and edited photos don’t help either because they set fake expectations. The pressure often comes from outside sources, not from how people truly feel about themselves.

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1- What do you think of the proverb, “beauty is in the eye of the beholder?” Give some examples.

2- Do you have any proverbs or idioms from your country that relate to beauty? What do they say about how beauty is viewed culturally?

3- Do you think people with many tattoos can be beautiful? Why or why not?

4- How many tattoos are too many? Is it about the number, the placement, or the message?

5- What personality trait is the most important for inner beauty? How do you think that trait shows up in someone’s actions?

6- How do you define beauty, using your own words? Can you give an example?

7- Would you ever date someone who was not conventionally attractive? Why or why not?

8- Do you think people from different countries see beauty the same way? Can you share a beauty standard?

9- Are beauty pageants good or bad? What impact do they have on young people’s perception of beauty?

10- What are some of the drawbacks of being beautiful? Describe.