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... But behind the stardom, there are generations of people who are suffering from physical and emotional strife: many who are hurt, depressed, and starving themselves in order to achieve a “perfect” body. ... Everyday millions of women starve themselves in order to maintain that perfect Hollywood body.
History has proven that women have strived to achieve a “perfect” body image: what they think is beautiful and what everyone else thinks is beautiful. ...
The red carpet is a huge culprit behind an anorexic body image. ... Furthermore, the media is rather blunt in its portrayal of body image. ... The television is also a major tool in projecting a certain body image. ... Movies also play prominent roles in distorting body image: just look at Charlie’s Angels or Tomb Raider. ...
This distorted body image from the media causes young women to feel self-conscious about their bodies, and even hate or loathe their bodies. ... The unnatural body image that Hollywood projects and sells is hurting the young women of this generation. ... These girls had horribly distorted body images. ... All of these girls were trying to achieve a body that is impractical. ...
Trying to obtain the “perfect” body image has prompted young girls to diet in obscene ways. ...
The perfectly thin and toned bodies of models and actresses in fitness magazines are huge culprits in portraying an unhealthy body image. Many women will pick up a magazine while waiting in line to buy groceries and wish to have that “perfect” body.
Approximate Word count = 1176
Approximate Pages = 4.7
(250 words per page double spaced)
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