I agree, I think it is beautiful. When I was in Spain I met a fellow from Bordeaux who had it on his hands and feet and eyelids (and somewhere else I won't mention) and it was the first time I'd seen it in real life. It was beautiful! It wasn't exactly vitiligo but it was similar, it wouldn't spread much over his life but the loss of pigment was still easily noticeable, a sort of cow-print on the effected areas. He was like a natural work of art, and luckily he seemed more pleased than annoyed at me tracing all the spots and lines on his skin during cuddles, just fascinated. It breaks my heart that people with those types of conditions can't always see their own beauty, or that people around them use it as a reason to be cruel to them. Those are the people body positivity and acceptance movements should be for.                    750