The Jordan effect: Third of young women would swap IQ for larger br...
Shocking new research shows almost half of young women aged 18 to 25 would prefer to have large breasts than high intelligence - with a third even saying they would gladly swap.
‘These figures show that women still loathe their bodies on an industrial scale.’
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Permalink Reply by Ruth Anthony-Gardner on August 10, 2012 at 4:59pm On a similar note, Jessica Valenti delves into the downside of cosmetic surgery to help girls "feel competent."
This is a fucked-up country to grow up in, especially as a girl. And we all want to give young women the tools necessary to succeed. So let’s teach girls to survive a misogynist culture with a fist, not a smile.
Results of $40,000 cosmetic surgery.
Permalink Reply by TNT666 on August 10, 2012 at 9:24pm Weird maybe... I don't consider ear flap glueing to be cosmetic surgery... in the conventional sense. I was born in the 60s in the boonies, and frankly, even in that small community, I knew several kids, boys equally to girls, who'd had their floppy ears stitched back, in a regular hospital, by a regular doctor, not a cosmetic surgeon. In the matter of floppy ears, it seems to be equal opportunity for both sexes, so I have no issue with this aspect.
I realise article deals with a lot more, but I just don't like to see multiple concepts clumpted together. The illusion of female beauty is a very real problem.
Permalink Reply by Ruth Anthony-Gardner on August 11, 2012 at 12:51pm That sounds like an interesting book. Thanks for recommending it.
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