Thanks to the prevalence of social media, the line between what goes on as privacy and public has evolved a bit blurred vision. Exposure to these extremely explicit concerns has become a lot more socially tenable.
On a spacious glittering lawn, dressed in a three-piece black suit he was seen sitting on a comfortable chair. After an exchange of the mandatory salutation, he told that the new frame of his spectacles did cost as much as a hefty sum of six thousand rupees.
As we engrossed in our casual talks about the social gathering happening in rapid gap we felt need to change the topic. He talked into what to take and what to avoid in the dinner. This did not turn out to be issue, but it led me guessing about what I would do if it had continued.
The new frame readily reminded me of the young actor’s glasses in the Hollywood movie Conjurer. He selected the frame with as much care as fashionable persons approach to choose for looking equally & significantly pleasing.
However, what surprised me a little bit more was that people were prone to care more about facial looks rather than the whole physical look. He stressed more about the description of the new frame quality than the care about reducing his body weight.
He made it clear in the course of the conversation that he considered his body perfect. “There remains no problem to me in looking a bit fatty. Looking unique or exceptional requires a plump figure. Is not it so?” let out the man.
Notwithstanding, we have been providing no importance to our body but thinking enough for the outward things that gleam for short days. He acknowledged in a very competent manner that his weight was no longer a matter of concern for him.
If his other half suggests him to reduce he should give it profound heed at least for her candid satisfaction. No need for self-praise as it is only perceived as taking it straight easy as imagination.