**It would depend on, why you want to be more attractive. ?Would it be considered vanity to feel better about yourself in a nicer outfit? I mean, we are the same person whether we are in our jammies or in a dress suit. But sometimes, when I am wearing my heels and a nice top and a little jewelry, I feel more confident. I don’t dress up often–I rarely get the chance. But when I do dress up, I feel more feminine, more confident, and more attractive. Would you consider this to be vanity? Discuss.
What does your consience say? you don’t have to trust everyone you meet on the internet. You have a better chance in prayer, and in Trust of God.Would it be considered vanity to feel better about yourself in a nicer outfit? I mean, we are the same person whether we are in our jammies or in a dress suit. But sometimes, when I am wearing my heels and a nice top and a little jewelry, I feel more confident. I don’t dress up often–I rarely get the chance. But when I do dress up, I feel more feminine, more confident, and more attractive. Would you consider this to be vanity? Discuss.
I am not particularly concerned about my own level of vanity or lack thereof.It is no secret that we are prone to changes in self esteem coming from external stimulus. Advertisers rely in this. You are a better and happier person if you own products x, y and z, and if you wear a particular thing. So, the first thing to recognize is that we are all subject to this influence. Anyone living in a city, or watching media, is bombarded with these messages. Insofar as acting on them is subliminal, there is nothing sinful or vain. When you cross the threshold to awareness, and realize that true self esteem, which is the expression of being made in the form of God comes from within, and from your spiritual acts, then the threshold is crossed.I am trying to start a discussion on opinion. I know that I am not the only one who feels more feminine when dressed nicely. I also know very well what my conscience tells me.
I recently heard an argument that we should simply not dress nicely because it inherently causes vanity. I was interested in hearing others opinions. I am not seeking advice.
What are your thoughts?
Good for you what is wrong with that - I think most women (and men in their way) would say the same and as long as it’s not showing off or saying you are better in any way than others surely it’s good to make the world a better place.Would it be considered vanity to feel better about yourself in a nicer outfit? I mean, we are the same person whether we are in our jammies or in a dress suit. But sometimes, when I am wearing my heels and a nice top and a little jewelry, I feel more confident. I don’t dress up often–I rarely get the chance. But when I do dress up, I feel more feminine, more confident, and more attractive. Would you consider this to be vanity? Discuss.
There seem to be plenty of biblical references that suggest a close connection to vanity:Would it be considered vanity to feel better about yourself in a nicer outfit? I mean, we are the same person whether we are in our jammies or in a dress suit. But sometimes, when I am wearing my heels and a nice top and a little jewelry, I feel more confident. I don’t dress up often–I rarely get the chance. But when I do dress up, I feel more feminine, more confident, and more attractive. Would you consider this to be vanity? Discuss.
Of course not!Would it be considered vanity to feel better about yourself in a nicer outfit? I mean, we are the same person whether we are in our jammies or in a dress suit. But sometimes, when I am wearing my heels and a nice top and a little jewelry, I feel more confident. I don’t dress up often–I rarely get the chance. But when I do dress up, I feel more feminine, more confident, and more attractive. Would you consider this to be vanity? Discuss.
