Your face doesn’t make you beautiful.

I recently tweeted, “Your face doesn’t make you beautiful your behavior does.” on <a href="https://twitter.com/SaviorThoughts/status/1679867492158832646" rel="noopener ugc nofollow" target="_blank">Twitter</a> which got a fair amount of engagement. I’m not flexing about it, but it reminded me of something — relationship advice from my friend. In 2020, we had inter-college football matches in my second year of college. So, I got the chance to practice with my seniors. During practice, I met Aryan. He used to play left wing, and I used to play right wing. His personality was calm and composed. Then we became good friends. One day, when we had a practice match, his girlfriend was also there to watch the football match. She was pretty and was there to support Aryan. In college, they used to be the best couple. After our football matches got over, our final exams started. That means my friend (Aryan) will move out of college. But before that, I saw Aryan’s girlfriend with someone else. And that point in time, I thought he might be her friend. I never gave it a second thought to tell Aryan. I thought, why should I become a middle man in two people? In 2021, I was in my last year of college. And again, we had inter-college football matches. This time, last year senior was also there to guide us. That means my friend Aryan was also there. One day after my practice sessions were over, I went to him and asked him, “How was he doing? What is he up to?” <a href="https://medium.com/@lifesaviorthoughts/your-face-doesnt-make-you-beautiful-d72ef7eef942">Visit Now</a>