True beauty is not in outward apperances, despite what the world says. After all, Proverbs 30:31 (or 31:30, I forgot) says “Charm is deceptive and beauty is fleeting, but a woman who fears the Lord shall be praised.” I think that verse says it all. Beauty can fade, right? That should mean it’s not something we should be concerned about, but rather we should strive to have pure, beautiful hearts. And pure, beautiful hearts are being kind, not being deceitful, not caring too much about how your hair or clothes look, and not wearing immodest or impure clothing.

I mean, I’m 12 years old, and in 8th grade, homeschooled, but my church has become so…secular, I suppose, that it’s become a contest to see who has the best, thickest hair, who’s wearing the most expensive clothes, rather than a place to worship and study God’s word.

Anyways, inside beauty isn’t something complicated. It’s simply, clearly, being kind. That kind of covers it all, doesn’t it? Don’t forget Proverbs 31:30, everyone.