The sexualization of society is
an overarching and commonly disregarded world issue. I feel that this is a
major problem for several reasons, beginning with the perspective of women. For
young girls growing up in a society that’s so widely sexualized they may feel
pressures to do certain things, act a certain way, or look a certain way, which
should not exist. If young girls take on the perspective that a majority of
society presents regarding women, they may not respect themselves as much as
they should. Women are one half of our world and if society suppresses our
self-respect, esteem, and view us as overall inferior, which the majority of
advertisements in today’s society would suggest, then we
will never reach our full potential. I mean this socially, economically, and
politically, since there are many well-qualified and highly capable women who
will never make the impact on these areas that they could because of the way
that society has belittled them through things like sexualization. Secondly, I
feel that it pushes the ethics of our society in the wrong direction. If people
are constantly exposed to things like prostitution and pornography then they
will begin to view this as the norm. I feel that there isn’t a large step
between being accustomed to selling sex for money, and selling a woman’s body
through something like human trafficking. All in all, I believe that the
sexualization of society could only lead to further and more serious world
issues in the future and an overall unethical society.
This is very similar to what i put! good job i agree that sexualization in society is a complicated issue, and that it is putting a lot of pressure on todays society especially the female population.
ReplyDeleteI completely agree with how sexualization pushes the ethics of our society in the wrong direction! The media has put out a stereotypical image that young teens feel is "normal".
ReplyDeleteThe sexualization of society truly is implementing a false image of what "normality" is! I agree with Kenzie, today's media really is destroying young people's ability to understand what is a normal and healthy self-image and putting unfair pressure on all youth.
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