Unrealistic body image

As women, we’re constantly bombarded with images of how our bodies are supposed to look. Hourglass figures, hairless bodies, and flawless faces — these are just some of the unrealistic standards we’re supposed to adhere to. Luckily for us, we can follow the example of fierce women that finally gave up on chasing the unattainable beauty ideal and now focus on feeling good about themselves, allowing their self-esteem to skyrocket.

Learn what diet culture is, why the diet culture industry is harmful, examples, statistics, plus how to resist a weight-obsessed society by using anti-diet principles.

This photo is an example of dominant culture and stereotyping as it is showing America's view of a perfect woman. This is in the perspective of men and not women. It is stating what most men look for in a woman, but it does not meet realistic standards. These standards are very unrealistic, especially body image wise and it portrays how entitled men feel to set these standards for themselves.

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There are many different body sizes. Women tend to want to be way skinnier than the average woman. They also think they have to be skinnier then the size that men prefer.

To those who tell me i have acne on my face, why is my acne your problem? do i look like i don't look at my own face every day? do you…

Every day, the female body is exposed to more and more judgment from society. Social media feeds are full of unrealistic photos that can really make someone feel uncomfortable in their own skin. For women with postpartum bodies, this topic can be the most sensitive. To support others, this proud mother decided to stop hiding behind filters or pieces of clothing and embrace the flaws that truly make us special.