Do we love ourselves less if we are not considered beautiful by societal standards?

Beauty, or the consideration of it, seems to be key in things like self-esteem, self-worth, confidence, and even levels of socializing (the social butterfly often considers herself to be beautiful.) There was a study done that showed a significant neural response in certain areas of the brain associated with food and other things that inddicated a preference for beauty. This same study is evolving and now addressing whether or not beauty is inborn, if it's universal, or if it's symmetry and the ease of processing pretty faces that make beautiful people preferable.

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