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Was this really just, what, 60 years ago?!
Since I'm a teenager, I find that nowadays, a teenager's self-confidence is pretty fragile, and something that has to do with that is their body, and how they feel about it. It's always "I have to be skinny," "I'm not skinny enough," "I'm too fat."
And honestly, I can't blame them for feeling that way. Yes, it's a wrong and twisted way of thinking, especially when some girls aren't drinking water because they thing it's giving them calories, but looking around, they don't really have anyone else to look up to, at least not enough. Most of the people on billboards, in magazines, on TV, in movies... the vast majority of them are stick-thin. That's - quite unfortunately - our generation's definition of beauty. Beauty is being 5'7 and up. Beauty is weighing 120 pounds. Beauty fits in size 00 jeans. And that's just a few of the requirements.
There aren't enough Jennifer Lawrence's, or Adele's to make up for the damage that has been done to this generation of girls' confidence.
There aren't enough Jennifer Lawrence's, or Adele's to make up for the damage that has been done to this generation of girls' confidence.