Description
Appearance matters in society.
Pretending otherwise does not make the pressures surrounding beauty, ageing, bodies and presentation disappear.
But appearance is not the same thing as identity.
More Than Appearance explores what happens when the visible self begins taking up too much space in the way we measure personal value.
Inside, the guide examines:
- appearance and identity
- beauty expectations
- ageing
- comparison
- social media and visibility
- attractiveness and validation
- body-related expectations
- self-presentation
- qualities that cannot be photographed
- developing identity beyond appearance
The aim is not to tell you that appearance should never matter.
It is to prevent appearance from becoming the only evidence you use when deciding whether you matter.
A human life contains intelligence, humour, memory, contribution, relationships, curiosity, resilience, creativity, character and countless qualities that cannot be captured by a mirror.
You are visible.
But you are also considerably more than what can be seen.
Format: Digital downloadable PDF guide for educational and personal reflection.
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