remember Twiggy? Remember how it became the goal of many women to become thin as
Twig? Hmm some things never change.
how the hell are women supposed to "measure" up to those images on the mag covers etc
when the aformentioned images are airbrushed, therefore not even depicting real women
in the first place.
the sad thing is that there is so much pressure to measure up to someone's ideal
notion of beauty (thin), causing all kinds of problems for women as well as men. and i
hear it's affecting kids under ten too , some girls at this age are getting into the
tangled web of eating disorders .
the results of this warped notion of beauty is a real sore spot for me.
Mags.
colin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:> So I think what I'm really trying to say is
it's more about how you feel
>on the inside about how you look on the outside.
>
I agree. People always make the mistake of comparing others' outside
with their inside. Its' a shame people aren't encouraged to get their
inside right first.
> Though with models and
>actors/actress allot of it is pressure put on them by the industry.
>
> Enough of my babel
> Chuck
You open my heart, you do.
Yes you do.
- JM
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