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    their makeup, the style of their hair, the designer clothes and the importance of flawless skin. They have been brainwashed into believing that it was their decision to become the person they are today and in all reality it was the lifestyle that they had to adjust to, to ensure their success in the fast paced, demanding industry. Most celebrates and musicians are an example of this. Getting plastic surgery on parts of their body that they believe will conform them to the societal expectations…

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    tremendous amount of pressure on women of all ages to maintain an unrealistic expectations of beauty. Real beauty comes from within and people should begin teaching this to our children at a young age instead of programing young minds to think that physical beauty is more important than inner beauty, as well as teaching them that you must appear attractive in order to achieve power and status in…

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    such as facial symmetry, eyes, and cheek structure may always be appealing to others, while lineaments that have to do with clothing, cosmetics, and hair may come and go with the times. Quite possibly the most notable characteristic that can make a human being appealing is to be an athlete. Athletes everywhere are posted on billboards and portrayed as gods among men. Some athletes land million dollar endorsement deals every year just based on their looks…

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    was set in society and those who did not fit the criteria were ostracized. After years passed and she had a baby, Walker finally appreciated her injury for the perspective it gave her. Accidents and tragedies leave countless with disfigurements and physical impairments. Through pain endured, one can discover true worth and the importance of inner…

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    Lookism In Today's Society

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    Sociology & Anthropology proved “Most studies on beauty have demonstrated advantages accruing to the beautiful person. This research examines the effects of social perceptions of differential perception of beauty; specifically, does one 's philosophy of human nature affect perceptions of beauty? Sixty-two men and women rated ten passport pictures on a five point scale from very ugly to very beautiful.” (Weller) This study goes on to show that looks do not determine success in this world. The…

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    Exposed Skin Care vs. Proactiv Introduction: If there is something that people think a lot about, it's beauty. And when it comes to beauty, the brand does matter. While talking of the skincare brands, there are two big names in the market - Proactiv and Exposed Skin Care. But do you know that these two are also the toughest competitors in the market? While both have a name and fame for themselves, they also have a negative fan following. As for the brands, they both claim to have a complete…

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    Thinness In Teenage Girls

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    American Teenaged girls find themselves imprisoned by the trap called thinness. There are numerous ways to attain an ideal of thin beauty, yet eating disorders are the easiest and fastest form of achieving this. Since the 1960s, many models and celebrities have been a representation of the perfect body. Their perfect measurements are being directly displayed by the mass media. Eating disorders have become a silent problem influenced by technology, the fashion industry, social media, and the…

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    A beautiful girl has the perfect mix of straight and curly hair, a naturally flawless face, a Victoria 's Secret model body, and the set of pearly white teeth. Along with having all of the perfectly shaped physical features; the clothes that corporate companies make in a variety of size are suppose to fit your body as if they were made specifically for you. You are expected to use the perfect hair products and makeup products, know how to use them in the perfect amount. As women we are told…

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    starting the poem off this way sets the tone for what he wants which is a lover. In the line, he doesn’t propose marriage, which means he likely doesn’t want the commitment. Since he doesn’t ask for marriage or a relationship it can be assumed he wants physical pleasure. The next line of the poem he explores the idea of experimenting with all the pleasures that he and his love could experience. In Raleigh’s poem “The Nymph’s Reply to the Shepherd,” the Nymph starts the first stanza off…

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    “Perfection,” that is what people want. In today’s society, people desire in wanting to be perfect. The two stories, “The Falling Girl” and “They’re Not Your Husband,” shows how society’s standards have an overwhelming effect on people. The first story, “The Falling Girl,” is about Marta, a 19-year-old girl who falls off a roof of a skyscraper hoping to reach the bottom and metaphorically shows her journey through life. The second story, “They’re Not Your Husband,” is about Earl and Doreen, a…

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