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Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. And this is the beholder so stop worrying about what the beholder thinks.
But he has so many eyes! Surely he can come to a consensus on beauty.
Despite how fun, cool, and numerous their plethora of eyes are, beholders are xenophobic against everyone especially other beholders. This leaves them incapable of forming a consensus around anything let alone beauty.
Ngl, I learned what the DnD monster Beholder was before I learned what it ment to behold. I was confused by that statement well into adulthood until I finally realized that a beholder is just someone who is beholding something.
The beholder can behold me anytime.