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It's mostly the media or on Tv that shows young children that beauty is the way to live 'normal' live and that it would bring more in their future forgetting that the real beauty is themselves.

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It's a coping system for all females.

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I see this through dance competitions.
Little girls will think that they have to meet certain expectations of being perfect.

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1- Movies, TV shows, magazines, comic books, video games,  etc.
2- If you're constantly changing your appearance based on how you look, you'll always be changing, and it'll be like you never know who you really are.

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1) I think that the media is where we see attention brought to beauty the most
2) The dangers would be everyone is the same and there is no uniqueness. Some might never feel good enough and feel bad about their image.

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1. Magazine covers, actors
2. the dangers of conforming girls is that it causes them to believe they're not good enough

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1. I also see it in movies, television shows, and anime.
2. The dangers could be people want to be super skinny, thin, and more like anime. very dangerous

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1. Our culture places emphasis on the looks of women in advertisements. One place that has been called out for its emphasis on female bodies is book covers, specifically YA. A lot of book covers show just a feminine silhouette without a head. Of course faces are also considered very important in the world of feminine beauty, but a lot of emphasis is also placed on the shape and proportions of the body. Some argue that the lack of a face is dehumanizing and puts too much focus on the body.
2. The danger that lies in conforming is that girls will not grow up learning how to be themselves, they will be learning to be someone else. Playing a part depending on the situation is a very human behavior, but constant pressure to be one way and compare your rendition of an ideal to others can be damaging to self esteem and social behaviors.

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1.  TV shows and movies
2. Girls are supposed to be skinny and wear a lot of make up

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1. I see this through the media. It is so focused on looks. They are forced to look a certain way so they can maintain the image that they are trying to look.
2. The danger of this is that some girls may think that if they do not look this was all the time then they will not be considered beautiful or not good enough.

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1.  We can see this in social media, on the internet.
2. Little girls may grow up thinking that beauty has to be extreme, that glam is normal. Big hair and make up every day for all of the girls life, will make them think they have to wear it at all time.

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1. I also see it in....

2. The dangers could be....

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1. I think it's also seen in sports like cheer leading or dance.
2. Some dangers could be making young girls think that they have to be "perfect" and could give them self esteem issues.

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We see it in magazines, social media, books, tv shows.
It's dangerous because these girls might think that the only time they're pretty is when they're on stage and covered in makeup and that's a very dangerous idea for kids to learn.

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1)  A lot of women are payed attention too in the media. We see it in sports and on social media and on tv and video games.

2) The dangers are that when someone tries to break these ideas of image they are considered to be weird. And for the women are given these images they feel as though they will never be enough because the image is always changing

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1. I think that we also see it in so many forms of media such as movies, tv shows, billboards, magazines, etc.
2. I think the dangers in conforming to this image is that you lose the sense of uniqueness. Every girl would feel that they aren't pretty if they aren't dressed in the full glitz

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1. I think it's also looked at in the media. Such as magazines, movies, tv shows, ect. Many magazine titles even say that when  a heterosexual couple breaks up, and the female is dressing nicely, even for an even where she would need to be dressed nicely, is dressing up to impress the male that she is no longer with. So it's showing that they aren't dressing up for themselves, but for something else to impress or win something else.

2. There are some dangers with this because girls can try so hard to get to this standard and try so hard to be seen as this standard. This is a very clear cut standard that young girls will try to get too but they will go to the exteme.

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1.  I see it in media like TV shows and movies.
2. The danger is that it could mess up how a kid views themselves and lose their own identity because they try hard to be what they are not.

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I think that there is no reason to prepare children for this, instead you can give them positive ways to challenge(telling them being natural is pretty) society's views of beauty instead of encouraging conforming.  The dangers of conforming are that it becomes their whole life, and it demeans girls and instead of focusing on being themselves they worry about conforming.

2. Media such as magazines, books.