01-18-2010, 01:17 PM
That is a good point. I believe the next step is for women, and men to excercize their autonomity in the consumer market. That I believe is where it all stems from. What we see, and how we think we perceive our society as a whole, is monopolized through the media. It's an illusion of grandour that perpetuates the idea of the other - the I want to be like that person market. We as a society need to take a step back and look at ourselves, and ask "at what part of my anatomical structure am I most beautiful? And if you take everything else away from it, is it still beautiful?" So far public media has not at all concerned itself with the true nature of beauty. They have created their own definitions. And I believe that's where the problem starts. Beauty was once fodder for the poets, as it is now blood for the wolves.
I think I went a little off topic. Sorry. I'm wined, but not dined. A woman can do many things to a man, but for as long as the moral code stands, man will have to keep it in his pants. A woman should never be blamed. That's like saying it was a lamb's fault for being eaten by a wolf. Oh, well he shouldn't have looked so delicious.
I think I went a little off topic. Sorry. I'm wined, but not dined. A woman can do many things to a man, but for as long as the moral code stands, man will have to keep it in his pants. A woman should never be blamed. That's like saying it was a lamb's fault for being eaten by a wolf. Oh, well he shouldn't have looked so delicious.