Throughout these long 17 years I have learned that human beings are bound to make mistakes and have flaws. And we love to feed off others mistakes and flaws , its what we do. Nobody in this world filled with 7.4 billion people is quote on quote "perfect". But yet everything we do or say, is judged and criticized. We want to be strictly politically correct while living in a politically incorrect world....But how is that possible when you are surrounded by everything politically incorrect? Do us has human beings really know the definition of being "politically correct"? For me the term, politically correct is another way of saying to "fit in" or to be "normal" .The world we live in will never appreciate the good you do a million times but will
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I see female models with sharp facial figures, skinny like a wishbone, and skin smoother than a baby's butt. Now in a male's perspective for me, I just saw a couple of girls on T.V and before I thought that was most people saw too. My sister at age 7 used to starve herself, stress her mind and waste personal time with facial exercises, and beg and plead for money so she can obtain multiple beauty products for her skin. It was out of nowhere and me as a big brother was concerned about this getting out of hand. So I asked myself, why? I was blind when I first encountered her strange behavior. Then soon I started to realize all these shenanigans all started when she was introduced to the Victoria's Secret, Next Top Model, Miss. America, etc. Then it finally hit me. It is cause all these models and beauty shows she watches send the message that it is politically correct to look the girls we see on television. Human beings come in all shapes and sizes, it is what makes us human. Not everyone is going to have a slim waist, no body fat, and skin that's clear as ice when they first come out the womb. Now a days people refuse to spend $20 on a nice shirt just because it has no name brand. But will turn around and look at the exact same shirt and spend $300 just cause it says "Vineyard
I see female models with sharp facial figures, skinny like a wishbone, and skin smoother than a baby's butt. Now in a male's perspective for me, I just saw a couple of girls on T.V and before I thought that was most people saw too. My sister at age 7 used to starve herself, stress her mind and waste personal time with facial exercises, and beg and plead for money so she can obtain multiple beauty products for her skin. It was out of nowhere and me as a big brother was concerned about this getting out of hand. So I asked myself, why? I was blind when I first encountered her strange behavior. Then soon I started to realize all these shenanigans all started when she was introduced to the Victoria's Secret, Next Top Model, Miss. America, etc. Then it finally hit me. It is cause all these models and beauty shows she watches send the message that it is politically correct to look the girls we see on television. Human beings come in all shapes and sizes, it is what makes us human. Not everyone is going to have a slim waist, no body fat, and skin that's clear as ice when they first come out the womb. Now a days people refuse to spend $20 on a nice shirt just because it has no name brand. But will turn around and look at the exact same shirt and spend $300 just cause it says "Vineyard