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There may be more than just men, for example, who are looked at by men/women after dressing in a more individual way, more out of curiosity or because of aesthetic differences that are unacceptable. More often I think the male gaze at women comes from the male stereotype of women as "sexy" dressers. Either way, it is undoubtedly not friendly (both of which also apply to the male gaze at what men perceive to be "feminine"). Women themselves tend to lose their confidence, so they may dress or behave in a way that 'pleases' men, given the social environment. Not only do they lose their own style, but in forcing themselves to behave in this way, they also make themselves more anxious and unhappy, and there are many cases where a lack of confidence in their own body image, for example, leads to jealousy and depression. It may take a long time to truly reconcile with oneself, and it will take a change in the social climate and an adjustment of one's own mentality. I hope everyone can be healthy and happy.

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Do you try out styles that don't suit you in order to cater male gaze?

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Do you try out styles that don't suit you in order to cater male gaze?

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DO you avoid dressing sexily or with less feminine features in order to avoid male gaze

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DO you avoid dressing sexily or with less feminine features in order to avoid male gaze

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Do you feel appearance anxiety because of the perfect women portrayed in the mass media?

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Do you feel appearance anxiety because of the perfect women portrayed in the mass media?

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Women are slowly starting to respect themselves and fight against social injustice, but they still choose to be silent when they should speak out because of the size difference and their inner fears, I just want to say that times are changing, women are not the so-called "disadvantaged" anymore, women account for more than men. We all help each other out, girls don't have body image anxiety, they have to be big and confident! Boys don't count! laughing to death a little excited... but that means to protect yourself well, to know that you have to be able to protect yourself, work hard to earn money, puxin men do not know anything so only puxin, girls learn up well, but we have to have the confidence of knowledge and do not count with the average person.

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Be yourself Do not change yourself because of men

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I think the main thing is for girls to be brave and fight back against the so-called male gaze, for example by staring back at each other in public and asking them "Have you seen enough?". At the same time. At the same time, women should not look down on themselves, but I don't know how to do this for the time being except for general education.

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Women have to grow, rebel and fight under self-loathing, self-acceptance, continuous reflection and eternal self-love.

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Sexism or gender stereotypes have always existed it's so hard to change people's minds and just be yourself

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The reality is that men hold most of the power of the narrative, causing the male gaze to permeate every corner, but just because it's prevalent doesn't mean it's normal, and women are not born to please men, much less be owned by them. I've had enough of this white terror.

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Both also often exist unconsciously in social habits, and there needs to be greater awareness for men to realise that they are doing something that is annoying to women, and for women to think outside the dogma and refuse to objectify themselves and feel their inner needs and true emotions.