Body Image should not determine someone's worth, what should matter is personal and showing who they are true. Not what they look like or what they wear. Body image is a mental picture of one's body looks like, but it is how someone feels as well. Body image effects, judgments, mental state, self-esteem, and behaviors. Body image changes in time, considering interactions with people, social media, and just in general thoughts from society. Most studies say that it is important for teens, from a small child forming into feminine and masculine traits from puberty, such as drastic growth spurts and changes to the body. Some report that most girls that are unhappy with their bodies are because most of their mothers were unhappy with their bodies.
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The Renaissance Leonardo DA Vinci's Vitruvian Man was the perfect man. Then near the Victorian times in Britain, men would wear makeup and big over the top powdered wigs. Then the 1800's the ideal body was a dad like bodies. Men would have competitions for how much weight. Then near the 1920's men in Hollywood would have to be slimmer because the old saying cameras add 20 pounds and then they had to be active because they would be in music and action movies. The 1930's men were slim, but the ideal man was someone like Charles Atlas, he was the first fitness guru for men. Then the 1950's men were slim and broad shoulders and try to look like an executor to look like they were powerful and important. Then the 60's through the 70's, men played with masculine and feminine looks called a unisex look. The 80's was such models like Arnold Schwarzenegger is super muscular and the other side is still rock stars were still wearing unisex styles, but then bands were wearing more feminine styles wooed girls. Now it's either really masculine or any type of body type as
The Renaissance Leonardo DA Vinci's Vitruvian Man was the perfect man. Then near the Victorian times in Britain, men would wear makeup and big over the top powdered wigs. Then the 1800's the ideal body was a dad like bodies. Men would have competitions for how much weight. Then near the 1920's men in Hollywood would have to be slimmer because the old saying cameras add 20 pounds and then they had to be active because they would be in music and action movies. The 1930's men were slim, but the ideal man was someone like Charles Atlas, he was the first fitness guru for men. Then the 1950's men were slim and broad shoulders and try to look like an executor to look like they were powerful and important. Then the 60's through the 70's, men played with masculine and feminine looks called a unisex look. The 80's was such models like Arnold Schwarzenegger is super muscular and the other side is still rock stars were still wearing unisex styles, but then bands were wearing more feminine styles wooed girls. Now it's either really masculine or any type of body type as