Today, almost as soon as we are born, we emphasize each other's appearance and say, “It looks good. We will live in a society where "strange" words are thrown, whether they are words of encouragement or criticism, such as "Turchihaj", "Poohh, targalchihaj", etc. A normal weight is always good, but is it right to point out someone's fatness and thinness without knowing the reason and attack their thinking? Perhaps, if that person is in such a state due to pain and suffering, what will be his state of mind? Too much attention to body weight and body shape is putting aside many important issues, including human nature, humanity, intellectual quality, and intelligence? The society as a whole is obsessed with the concept of "thin-beautiful" and "fat-ugly", and it is spread through all media and information communication tools, playing with people's thinking that everyone should have a perfect body. This has a negative impact on the thinking of people with imperfect bodies, who are the majority of society, and has a negative effect on their self-discovery and creative life, such as lack of self-confidence and self-esteem. It's no secret that it's in size. It is said that there is something perfect, but it is very rare. So, who would benefit from instilling the desire to be like people with rare and perfect bodies? Think carefully... The world is full of more important things, and the inner world is more important than the external appearance. Being human, being human, and being human is priceless and has nothing to do with how we look. The most important quality and unique beauty of a person is his kindness, the spark in his eyes, the ability to achieve his dreams, and his good attitude. We should spend our energy, mind, and time to make our inner thinking more beautiful than our outer appearance... True beauty is our humanity, which lies within each person.