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Some people dont like the way they look

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Woman are not accepting there own beauty, Olivia wants to look like someone else when she beautiful in her own way.

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I wander if this advertisement is trying to woman should have more pride in them self.

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The women represented in the video are a cross section of our society, different cultural background and ethnic origins. Yet all the results are the same, at differing degrees. Every person is a harsher critic of themselves compared to what a total stranger may see of them.

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With this video, as in many Dove advertisements, they have centered on the premise of looking at the real beauty, not our societies idea of beauty. What I wonder is "What brought them to this idea?". The Dove brand, from Lever, has been around since 1957 when our society had a much harsher outlook on women's looks and expectations. What or who really changed their line of marketing.

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I do know that this video is part of a continuing campaign Dove started in 2004. The Real Beauty campaign was the start of the evolution of, not only the way women see themselves, but how everyone should.

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I wonder why some people care about what the world thinks
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or sees what you look like. I personally think your better off not caring what the world sees, or thinks. Just do you, and be you we all end up in the same place at the end life is to short to think like that.

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I notice that peoples perceptions of themselves are not how others view them.

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I wonder how they came up with this idea and how they went about selecting people for the experiment. It also makes me wonder how others view me.

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I know that the content or message of this video is to love yourself and you are more beautiful than you think you are to others. I know this because at the end of the video it says "you are more beautiful than you think".

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I know that every woman is beautiful regardless of she looks .

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I noticed we as people are very critical of ourselves

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I wonder if people will change the way they think of themselves after watching the video.

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I know how it feels to be critical of myself and how they felt while describing themselves,

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One thing that I had noticed is the way people look at themselves is so negative, I think its just drilled into everyone to be so judgmental of themselves and to see their flaws rather then the beauty in themselves.

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Something that I wonder about, is if social media stopped what "perfect" looks like if people would stop seeing negative. What difference could or should be made?

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I know exactly what these people feel when explaining themselves to the artist. I could name off 100 flaws or imperfections but can not name 1 thing good. This video was very relatable.

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I noticed that people pick out the tiny flaws in there appearance and make themselves feel bad, but everyone more beautiful than they think.

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I wonder why little flaws can make people feel bad about themselves. Also why people see us in a different way then we see ourselves.

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I know that social media affects the way we see ourselves, I also have low self esteem and I relate to how these people are feeling.

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I noticed people are extremely hard on themselves and tend to see the worst in their appearance. Meanwhile a stranger can see their beauty.

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I wonder if from this video people really take all this in and change their ways. This video is the type of thing that can create a positive change in all of us.

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I know that most people can relate to this video as it's very real. For most of us it's easier to see the worst then the best features.

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I know from this video and from this message that it is easier to spot or see our negative or disliked features than it is to find positive or liked features, and for most people our self perceptions are harsh and we spend too much time trying analyze everything we don't like rather than learn to love all of our self flaws.

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I wonder from this video, because of the women going into this building and experience having no understanding of what is going on, if after both images were displayed, did anyone take offence to this? possibly if an image someone else described was worse than their self description or someone else described something that they person who is being described didn't notice before and now sees that as a flaw.

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Start of the video- negative thoughts about self appearance and down talking themselves based on age and comparing their facial features to other people such as shape and size of their chin and jaw. They find it hard to talk about and describe themselves because of bad self image or such bad views on they look and what they don't like. Talking about just the way they look became so real and was unexpected but was also an eye opener at the end.

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Most of the women are very critical of themselves when their perception of what being attractive is, is primarily based of off unrealistic societal standards

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How the women felt when they realized it was a social experiment about standards of beauty, and if they left the experiment with any changes on their perspective.

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Regardless of who you are, your perception of yourself will always be more critical then it needs to be.

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I notice that, the more these people describe themselves, the more uncomfortable or nervous they begin to look, and feel.

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I wonder how they felt. I wonder if they realized that just because they think of those details of themselves as negative features, not everyone sees you the same.

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I know that some people are capable of seeing themselves for all their beautiful features, but I also know that some people can't do that on their own. Some people need help from time to time, and sometimes they just can't get past themselves. "You are your own worst enemy." - Lisa Kleypas.

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I noticed that most people feel this way; they are hard on themselves so that leads to them having a distorted view in a way. We know what our faces look like because we've had them our entire lives, but when you notice the "bad" things, that is all you can focus on, instead of focusing on your own beauty. For example, Olivia's described her lips as "small" and that she would like bigger lips.

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I wonder what the biggest influence is for causing insecurities. Some can be comments someone has made towards you, or even social media and advertisments. For Melinda, she said that when she's tired, people tend to point out her dark circles and crows feet.

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I know that that you can be the most judgmental person in your life and we should embrace our bodies and minds because we only have one. Enjoy life, do what you want to do, you can be whoever you want to be.

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that the people when told to describe themselves they exaggerated their negative traits  , while when they describe someone else they were more considerate .

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Why are we our worst critics?

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well i know that all some people need to feel beautiful is to know how others perceive them .