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change appearance
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Eastern countries
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Changing appearance through cosmetic surgery or treatments may be viewed with more skepticism and considered less socially acceptable.
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2
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change appearance
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Eastern culture
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Changing appearance may be seen as a way to conform to societal expectations and norms, and can be a reflection of respect and humility.
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3
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changing appearance
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Eastern countries
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Less common to change natural appearance significantly, with conservative hairstyles and minimal body modifications.
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4
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changing appearance
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Eastern cultures
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Changing appearance through cosmetic surgery or body modifications is less common and may be viewed with more skepticism, with a greater emphasis on natural beauty.
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5
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look better
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Eastern countries
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Emphasizing natural beauty and grooming, such as skincare and haircare, is often associated with looking better.
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6
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looking better
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Eastern culture
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In some Eastern cultures, looking better may involve wearing traditional attire or outfits that reflect modesty and humility.
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7
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physical appearance
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Eastern countries
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Physical appearance is often associated with traditional attire, modesty, and adherence to cultural norms.
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8
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ugly
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Eastern cultures
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Inner beauty and character are valued more than physical appearance, and being considered ugly may have less of a social impact compared to Western cultures.
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