To the not required “social media influencers”
who have taken the responsibility
to body shame others due to their
advantage of undefined standard of beauty.
Thighs, thin or thick , doesn’t define character.
Face , clear or having pimples, doesn’t define nature.
Waist- tiny or big , doesn’t define personality
Height- small or big , doesn’t define values.
The perfectly fake social media
has set the standards
for a beautiful girl and handsome boys.
And guess what,
there wasn’t any voting.
The platform that was created
for connecting people has
changed into a means of body shaming ,
harassment and trolling.
The defining of a person is now
limited to his/ her body,
that was ultimately a creation of god.
Every person is beautiful and unique.
And if you fail to notice this,
then it isn’t their fault.
There are different forms of beauty.
It’s ok if you don’t understand every form,
but it’s clearly wrong to criticise
what we don’t understand.
Behind every person you find different,
there’s a story , you aren’t willing to listen.
The very terms created by you –
fatso, weirdo, bean bag boy
are neither benefiting them or you,
then what’s the point?
And even if you say , it brings you joy,
then you belong to the sick kind of society.
You know today’s problem?
Everyone was happy with their bodies
before they had to hear comments
rather than appreciation.
Why can’t you let them be happy
with their bodies,
let them be happy with the way they are,
and no matter how many flaws they have?
Unlike you, they don’t believe in a
standardised beauty.
They find beauty in smiles and hearts.
Who are you to decide or justify
the standards of a beautiful person?
If you think having many followers
gives you the power
of judging other creations of god,
then I highly doubt your followers preferences.
To that every person who has flaws and
doubt themselves ,
I just want to say-
Flaunt your flaws
Because being perfect is just so boring.
Streams 
Well penned. More power to you. It is always about the kind of person one is, beyond their name, wealth, body, etc. People who are rotten from inside let their inferiority complex get the best of them and then they flaunt their stereotypical body shape with the intent to demean others for who they are.
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