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    Amber Niemi Mrs. Bottesi English 12 10 January 2018 Is There Too Much Pressure On Women to Have A ‘Perfect Body’? “A recent survey found that 14% of five-year old girls report that they ‘go on diets’ in an attempt to lose weight”(Hawkins, Nicole). As a result of the amount of time that young kids spend in front of a television they see many commercials that appeal to many different things including dieting advertisements. The child's mind is then altered by the advertisement to make them…

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    Because of social media, women feel the need to be beautiful, sexy, and skinny in order to be accepting, to be successful, and to be fulfilled. As a results, young girls and women developed body image dysmorphic in effort to become…

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    Nowadays society judge based on your beauty and how perfect you are rather than judging you based on your personality. Kylie Jenner she became famous because of her beauty and perfect body she did several plastic surgery to reach the beauty she wanted the society doesn’t pay attention to her personality they know nothing about her character. Which is similar in the Victorian Era beauty was important. In The Picture Of Dorian Gray Oscar Wilde introduces us to the main character that was young and…

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    “Beauty and the Female Body,” which addressed the formation and representation of the female body in the media. Davis started her essay by describing how the body was used in nineteenth century poems. That is, the female body in its purest form was when it was nude. There was something graceful and majestic about the nude female body that many Romantic poets of the time thrived on in their messaging. As the ideal female body type became more mainstream, the alteration of such bodies began. Such…

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    My Cuban Body Summary

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    In the article “My Cuban Body” by Carolina Hospital deals with the issue that young women have about their body. The main character in the story struggles with her own body image issue. When she was just 15 years old she was already developed into a women with curves and protrusions. Carolina was really self conscious about her body, instead of showing off and flaunting her body it made her feel shame and embarrassment. Women tend to have body issue because people like models are flat and…

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    In this article, “Terror’s Purse Strings” the author, Dana Thomas argues that unauthentic designer handbags are not only harmful to the luxurious fashion designers themselves but to humanity as well. The main purpose of the article is to inform the public about this problem. The main problem is that people buy counterfeit handbags without knowing what goes into the reproduction of these unauthentic designer items. Thomas uses her personal knowledge, research, and examples from secondary sources…

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    Sexism towards women in advertising has always been an issue in the history of Austrian society. Society’s interpretation of beauty has significantly changed over the time and will always continue to change. The aim of all these advertising is to reach as many observers as it is possible and to manipulate their thoughts to bring them purchasing certain things. Nowadays it seems to be a norm for women doing everything to look “perfect” like e.g. Beyonce, Rihanna, or Kylie Jenner. These three…

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    Unpretty Analysis

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    The song Unpretty, written and produced by Dallas Austin, was based on a poem written by Tionna Watkins also known as Tboz, one of the singers from the group TLC. The group TLC sung Unpretty, it became a popular hit from their album Fan Mail. The purpose of the song was to convey a message about beauty not only on the outside but on the inside as well. The target audience is females however, the ongoing issue could pertain to many people. The artist helps the listeners to imagine their self…

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    Miracle Bust Analysis

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    Marvel Bust :- Do you regularly feel unsatisfied with your bosom estimate, and are terrified to experience the cost of extension surgery? All things considered, you are not the only one. With a specific end goal to feel more sexual and female, a considerable measure of ladies need their bosom size to be bigger. Whether you need to look flawless in your outfits or simply need to parade them, whatever your reasons are, you unquestionably don't need to go under the blade to get bigger and firmer…

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    Body image is non-existent. It is just a figment of our imaginations, created by the insecurities inspired by society’s generalized idea of “perfect”. Don’t believe me? Let me prove it through this essay. Body image is defined in Merriam Webster’s Medical Dictionary as “a subjective picture of one’s own physical appearance established both by self-observation and by noting the reactions of others.” Going by this definition it would appear to me that its all in ones head, influenced by the idea…

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