What makes someone beautiful?

Is it their fashion, layers of makeup, a good sense of humor, 

unique talents, level of physical hotness, confidence, intellect

or as we always hear em telling (cliche it might be) the personality?
Question. Question. Question.

1. I never had the luxury of a flawless complexion, only periods of better.
And unfortunately Im now (self)-diagnosed with rosacea.

2. My supposed etiquette as a female is not exactly there.

I find that any aspect of elegance reins in my natural happy emotions.

3. No particular style. I appreciate what looks aesthetically fine, fad or not.

Deep down honestly I really don't care much for trends,
which is such a boo-boo to a lot of people these days.

4. I am probably also the most petite out of everyone's social book.

Ain't tall, ain't have to-die-for curvy shape.

I am not dropdead evil though I can be very ill-tempered.

I used to burden loved ones with my extreme insecurities.

Aha you see, tons of things that makes me not beautiful.

How do we define beauty? Perspective?
I'll say what makes someone beautiful, in my opinion, are two keys:

being real and his/her individuality.
Im drawn to genuine people who possess some kind of distinctness.
Everything else is achievable (hard work of course) but these two don't come with the flow.

God, or whoever you're convinced created life has blessed me with me.

He has blessed you, with you.

With all thats going on if I were to lose my sight in future

would I be beautiful? Yeah because Im still me.

Though till then,

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