A woman in India is proud of her beard, and she never feels that she is not beautiful

Polar news reporter Wang Liangliang Huang Jiaqi

According to a BBC report on the 22nd, a bearded Indian woman posted her photos online, and netizens praised and bomb. She said people were interested in her beard, but she didn't care.

Xia Ya, who stays with a beard (Picture Source: Broadcasting Corporation)

The woman with a beard named Xia Ya was 35 years old and lived in the Kanuul District in southern Karala, India. Over the years, there have been a few beard above her lips.

Someone often asked Xia Ya's photos on the Internet and asked her why she had to stay with a beard. She said, "What I can say is that I like it."

Although she would cut her eyebrows regularly, Xia Ya said that she felt that there was no need to shave the beard above her lips.

About five years ago, her beard began to become dense and became obvious beard, and Xia Ya decided to keep it.

"Now I can't imagine that there is no life. At the beginning of the new crown pneumonia, I don't like to wear masks all the time, because the mask covers my face."

Hanam Calle (Picture Source: Broadcasting Corporation)

Many people advised her to shave her beard, but Xia Ya refused. "I never think I am not beautiful," she said. For Xia Ya, leaving a beard is not to express anything, this is just part of her.

"I just do what I like to do. If I have two kinds of life, maybe I will live one for others," she said.

This attitude of Xia Ya comes from the struggle with health problems over the years. Xia Ya underwent six operations in the past ten years, including removal of the breasts of the breast, and the cysts of ovarian. Her last operation was uterine division five years ago.

These experiences let Xia Ya firmly believe that she should live in a way to make herself happy.

In recent years, some women have chosen to accept beard and take pride in this.

According to the Guinness World Records, in 2016, Hanam Calle from the UK is the youngest bearded woman in the world. In an interview, she often talked about accepting her beard an important part of learning to love herself.

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