Comments on: No One Really Looks For Your Personality http://www.girlscantwhat.com/no-one-really-looks-for-your-personality/ Inspirational gifts for girls who can! Thu, 09 Feb 2012 22:46:55 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Britney Spears Un-Airbrushed Photos Revealed | Girls Can't WHAT?http://www.girlscantwhat.com/no-one-really-looks-for-your-personality/comment-page-1/#comment-156571 Britney Spears Un-Airbrushed Photos Revealed | Girls Can't WHAT? Tue, 13 Apr 2010 16:39:18 +0000 http://www.girlscantwhat.com/2007/04/18/no-one-really-looks-for-your-personality/#comment-156571 [...] See Ladies, Don’t Be Fooled By This, No Wonder Our Perception Of Beauty is Distorted and No One Really Looks For Your Personality. So what do you think of these?There are other subtleties that were airbrushed out and not [...] [...] See Ladies, Don’t Be Fooled By This, No Wonder Our Perception Of Beauty is Distorted and No One Really Looks For Your Personality. So what do you think of these?There are other subtleties that were airbrushed out and not [...]

]]> By: Breannahttp://www.girlscantwhat.com/no-one-really-looks-for-your-personality/comment-page-1/#comment-156515 Breanna Fri, 19 Mar 2010 03:14:13 +0000 http://www.girlscantwhat.com/2007/04/18/no-one-really-looks-for-your-personality/#comment-156515 I really don't care that this post was like from 3 years ago... ahh who cares I'm gonna comment anyway. To the first person that commented, it doesn't just happen in high school, it goes all the way down to third grade. Although I doubt that you're reading this... BACK TO THE COMMENT even in fifth grade this happens, I would know, I'm in fifth grade; and most girls now are wearing eyeliner and mascara. Some of them are even wearing blue mascara now (which, in my opinion, looked bad on them lol) and they're the ones that are so freakin popular and have all the friends and every guy has a crush on them. Also, ummm about the Hooters post, why would a 10-year-old not know about that? Heh sorry I'm contradicting a lot of things here... but kids these days know a lot more than adults believe. Trust me, everyone at my school cuss and swear all the time and... okay basically we're not as innocent as you people think. Okay, just wanted to point all those things out lol I really don’t care that this post was like from 3 years ago… ahh who cares I’m gonna comment anyway.

To the first person that commented, it doesn’t just happen in high school, it goes all the way down to third grade. Although I doubt that you’re reading this…
BACK TO THE COMMENT even in fifth grade this happens, I would know, I’m in fifth grade; and most girls now are wearing eyeliner and mascara. Some of them are even wearing blue mascara now (which, in my opinion, looked bad on them lol) and they’re the ones that are so freakin popular and have all the friends and every guy has a crush on them.

Also, ummm about the Hooters post, why would a 10-year-old not know about that? Heh sorry I’m contradicting a lot of things here… but kids these days know a lot more than adults believe. Trust me, everyone at my school cuss and swear all the time and… okay basically we’re not as innocent as you people think.

Okay, just wanted to point all those things out lol

]]> By: gretchenhttp://www.girlscantwhat.com/no-one-really-looks-for-your-personality/comment-page-1/#comment-19121 gretchen Thu, 19 Apr 2007 17:07:48 +0000 http://www.girlscantwhat.com/2007/04/18/no-one-really-looks-for-your-personality/#comment-19121 I don't know if that's the right direction or not. The media is definitely at the forefront of the problem. I think the answers starts at home with parents. Keeping your kids grounded in reality is incredibly important and I don't think a lot of parents take time to do that. That's why I sat my daughter down and had her watch the other commercial. Self-image needs to be an open dialog among parents, especially mothers and daughters. :) I don’t know if that’s the right direction or not. The media is definitely at the forefront of the problem. I think the answers starts at home with parents. Keeping your kids grounded in reality is incredibly important and I don’t think a lot of parents take time to do that. That’s why I sat my daughter down and had her watch the other commercial. Self-image needs to be an open dialog among parents, especially mothers and daughters. :)

]]> By: Male(I'm BACK!)http://www.girlscantwhat.com/no-one-really-looks-for-your-personality/comment-page-1/#comment-19092 Male(I'm BACK!) Thu, 19 Apr 2007 03:55:22 +0000 http://www.girlscantwhat.com/2007/04/18/no-one-really-looks-for-your-personality/#comment-19092 Well, as a high school teenager I can attest to the fact that what is spoken in the video does happen. People who are more attractive usually have more friends. Girls and boys included. But that isn't to say that ONLY attractive people have friends. I have many friends that aren't the most "attractive"(Not trying to offend) but who are popular due to their personality. But again, I go to a "Magnet, Accelerated" school in which I can see a very different attitude of students in the program when compared to "average, normal" students. So even what I say, may not be fully true for average John Smith(or Jane.)(we're a bit more accepting, in other words) So the question is, how can we stop the these false images from affecting the daily lives of children to the point that they begin to engage in dangerous activities to try to imitate the images. This is a tough question to answer, not anything that can be solved by one person, or heck, even in a short amount of time. Is it parents job to do something? Society's? Industries?(Film/Modeling/Music/etc?) But there is some change, I guess. If I'm not mistaken some European country began to institute limits on the weight of the models. You think this is heading in the right direction? Well, as a high school teenager I can attest to the fact that what is spoken in the video does happen. People who are more attractive usually have more friends. Girls and boys included.

But that isn’t to say that ONLY attractive people have friends. I have many friends that aren’t the most “attractive”(Not trying to offend) but who are popular due to their personality. But again, I go to a “Magnet, Accelerated” school in which I can see a very different attitude of students in the program when compared to “average, normal” students. So even what I say, may not be fully true for average John Smith(or Jane.)(we’re a bit more accepting, in other words)

So the question is, how can we stop the these false images from affecting the daily lives of children to the point that they begin to engage in dangerous activities to try to imitate the images.

This is a tough question to answer, not anything that can be solved by one person, or heck, even in a short amount of time. Is it parents job to do something? Society’s? Industries?(Film/Modeling/Music/etc?)

But there is some change, I guess. If I’m not mistaken some European country began to institute limits on the weight of the models. You think this is heading in the right direction?

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