Enhancing Your Body Image Summary

Losing our privacy on social media. David Garcia says. “We think we’ve got a room with the keys and we let some people in.” But a better image, he argues, might be to imagine ourselves covered in the wet paint of our personal information.
Rebecca J. Donatelle Is the author of “Enhancing Your Body Image”. She explains article how the celebrities and media influence body image. Jessica Lee is the author of “the Many Ways Virtual Communities Impact Our World Offline. In her article, she makes the readers wonder how virtual world’s impact on the physical world and explore how these virtual communities have impacted our relationship. Therefore, the media should be a place to add to our value, society and improve our communications. The media as an issue of our value. Associate within one’s culture group appears to influence body image. For example, studies have found that European American females experience the highest rates of body dissatisfaction. (Donatelle, 2012 Page: 355). Perhaps one of the most powerful demonstrations of how accessibility and connectivity in this new era of the social network can affect us negatively in. For instance, the story a young woman whose cause in life was completely altered in less …show more content…
The members of society with whom we most often interact, our family members, friends and others, strongly influence the way we see ourselves. For instance, it’s common and natural for fathers of adolescent girls to experience the feeling of discomfort related to their daughters’ changing bodies. (Donatelle, R.J. (2012) page: 357). It’s really fascinating to see how virtual communities force us to behave in ways we perhaps would not have done before; on the flip side, virtual communities tend to take on characteristics of the way we behave in the physical world as they progress. For example, you post an update, everyone sees it, no matter who is on your friends list whether it’s Aunt Bee or the person you’re casually