Beauty
Minority Of One Lyrics

Lipsticks, red nails
She chooses to express herself in a bold and unconventional way, disregarding societal expectations of femininity.

She never was like those girls in fairy tales
She embraces her uniqueness and rejects the notion of fitting into traditional stereotypes or being a damsel in distress.

No pink, no skirts
She opts for alternative fashion choices that defy gender norms, showing her preference for intellect, wit, and physical strength over traditional femininity.

She rather be smart, clever, strong
She prioritizes intelligence, wit, and physical strength over conforming to societal pressures of conventional beauty.

She’s not dreaming of her prince
She doesn't aspire to be rescued or dependent on a romantic partner; she values her independence and self-fulfillment.

She’s so happy with her weight
She is content with her body and refuses to succumb to the unrealistic beauty standards that impose strict expectations regarding weight and appearance.

She’s gonna break all the molds
She is determined to challenge and defy societal norms and expectations that limit individuality and freedom of expression.

So she screams to the world
She raises her voice and confidently asserts her beliefs and individuality, unafraid to challenge the status quo.

“No, it’s not for me
She firmly rejects the conventional standard of beauty imposed by society, recognizing it as deceptive and harmful.

Your standard of beauty is a fucking lie!
She vehemently denounces the societal notion of beauty, considering it to be an artificial construct that perpetuates unrealistic ideals and undermines individual self-worth.

No, I’m not gonna be
She refuses to conform or adhere to societal expectations of femininity, rejecting the role of being an object of desire or a mere decoration.

A princess or a doll for you”
She rejects the societal pressure to fit into the mold of a princess or a doll, emphasizing her desire for autonomy, intelligence, and personal growth over surface-level expectations.

He comes from the suburbs
He hails from a suburban background, typically associated with conformist ideals and uniformity.

He suffers bullying
He endures relentless mistreatment and harassment from others due to perceived differences in his appearance or nature.

No hair in his head
He is bald, potentially due to a health condition or early hair loss, which makes him stand out further and be more vulnerable to ridicule.

Since he was fifteen
His hair loss began at the age of fifteen, marking a significant period in his life when he first faced this physical challenge.

The kids in the high school
His peers in high school, who are often judgmental and critical, are the main perpetrators of the bullying he experiences.

Are always saying
They continuously taunt and insult him, reinforcing negative perceptions about his appearance and self-worth.

He’s the ugliest man in town
He is portrayed as the least attractive individual in his community, subject to ridicule and judgment based on his appearance, highlighting the cruelty of societal beauty standards.

But he doesn't care a shit
He refuses to let the opinions and treatment of others define his self-worth; their derogatory remarks hold no power over him.

He will find who he’s looking for
He trusts that he will discover a person who genuinely appreciates and loves him for who he is, rather than judging him solely based on his appearance.

A true soulmate, a true love
He seeks a deep and genuine connection with someone who values him for his character, personality, and inner beauty, rather than external appearance.

So he screams to the world
He courageously proclaims his individuality and defiance against societal beauty standards, challenging others to reconsider their judgments and prejudices.

“No, it’s not for me
He firmly rejects the societal expectations of beauty and attractiveness, recognizing that they do not align with his own values and beliefs.

Your standard of beauty is a fucking lie!
He passionately condemns the false and oppressive nature of societal beauty standards, denouncing them as deceitful and damaging.

No, I’m not gonna change
He refuses to alter his authentic self or conform to external pressures; he embraces and loves himself the way he is.

‘cause I love the way I am”
He finds self-acceptance and self-love, recognizing that his worth extends beyond physical appearance and that authenticity is more important than conforming to society's expectations.

The way I am, the way I am
He emphasizes his commitment to remaining true to himself and not compromising his identity or values to conform to societal beauty norms.

Love me the way I am
He longs for genuine acceptance and love from others, not based on his appearance, but for the person he truly is underneath it all.