Beauty Thursday: Beauty Backfire

Lovely day today. But I've got something else I'd rather talk about. So:
As I currently don't wear makeup, I thought I would talk about the how you act kind of beautiful. NOT inside-real-beauty kind of beautiful. Personally, I don't believe that doing good deeds and being a wholesome person does anything in the way of beauty. Not that it's not great to act that way. It's just that it's not the right thing to do to solve your beauty problems.
As I get older, I notice that girls seem to think that being "mature" means being snobby and cutting out anything that could possibly be embarassing. This is NOT maturity. Think about it. Isn't it a little childish? To toss away anything that you think could give you a bad name?
In the dictionary, the word that fits "I'm so mature" means having reached an advanced stage of emotional or mental developement, which is a far cry from the "I don't know!" acts I'm seeing now. I think real maturity is taking what comes to you in an optimistic and smart way, and making the most of what you have. I mean, sure, it helps to be beautiful on the outside, but if you do the snob thing, people will think you're a snob.
Also, lots of people I know are boy crazy. Being not boy crazy myself, I feel I am destined to givve the best advice, as I can see what fools these girls are making of themselves, and exactly why it isn't working.
Tips:
1. Don't giggle too much. It makes you look weird.
2. Don't act stupid. It's really embarrassing to have a stupid friend. What about a stupid girlfriend?
3. Don't wear loads and loads of makeup. It's better to be more confident about what you really look like. Caked-on makeup just looks insecure.
4. Finally, I know a whole bunch of boys who are 16, and they still give eachother noogies and play chopsticks. REAL mature....

Big Toe says: Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity, and I'm not sure about the former.