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It listed a range of physical features and changes, including acne, marks, hair loss, weight gain, extreme weight loss, flabby or toned arms, back rolls, and thick or thin bodies.She also mentioned different skin tones and hair types, writing: “Tan, fair or golden skin.
Thin or voluminous hair.
Straight or curly hair and whatnot.”Farooq said none of these things determines a person's beauty or worth, arguing that qualities such as empathy, honesty, courage, helpfulness, character, perseverance, joy, faith, kindness and fearlessness matter more.She also highlighted “the love you carry in your heart, the intelligence of your mind, the purity of your soul” and the way a person faces adversity, treats others, owns their roots and values, and supports….
She said society adds another burden through patriarchal beauty standards, which pressure people, “especially women”, to remain a particular size, shape and what is considered acceptable."Accept, embrace and honour your body.
It has carried you through the good, the bad, the extraordinary and the unbearable.
Be grateful for it.
Be gentle with it.
Carry it towards health with gratitude being your best friend," she wrote.The 'Janaan' producer urged people to be grateful and gentle with their bodies while working towards health.She further said a person's body should not be treated as “a public debate, a cautionary tale or an invitation for commentary”, adding that nobody owes the world an explanation, apology or performance of acceptability.Farooq called for people to be allowed to dress,….
Your life is yours.
Be unapologetically yourself and make room for everyone else to do the same.
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