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Topic	Male body image is being talked about more and more these days.
MrDrMan 09/28/22 4:51:51 PM #115:	bigblu89 posted... The problem is a combination of both. Media presenting the idea that a certain way is the ONLY way to attract the opposite (or same) sex. But that's slowly changing. Example: fashion models having more "normal" body proportions. Certain media and ad campaigns pushing the idea that whatever you are is good enough. Your suggestion it to basically live life in a bubble and reject all outside influences to create your own narrative. And for the majority, that's impossible. One could even say your idea to idolize your brother is unhealthy behavior, as you should strive to be your own person, not emulate someone else. Impossible why? Please tell me why full grown adults can not make the distinction between things clearly fabricated and real life? Youre basically saying people are mindless drones that just react to their environment with no choice of their own. Its not true. The answer is definitely somewhere in the middle but changing the standard will never change the fact that whatever standard it is cant accommodate everyone. --- Insert sig here <cite>MrDrMan posted [p:968357379] in Male body ... [t:80179846]...</cite> <quote>bigblu89 posted... </cite><quote>The problem is a combination of both. Media presenting the idea that a certain way is the ONLY way to attract the opposite (or same) sex.But that's slowly changing. Example: fashion models having more "normal" body proportions. Certain media and ad campaigns pushing the idea that whatever you are is good enough.Your suggestion it to basically live life in a bubble and reject all outside influences to create your own narrative. And for the majority, that's impossible.One could even say your idea to idolize your brother is unhealthy behavior, as you should strive to be your own person, not emulate someone else.</quote>Impossible why? Please tell me why full grown adults can not make the distinction between things clearly fabricated and real life?Youre basically saying people are mindless drones that just react to their environment with no choice of their own. Its not true.The answer is definitely somewhere in the middle but changing the standard will never change the fact that whatever standard it is cant accommodate everyone. --- Insert sig here</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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