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· 11 years ago
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Real feminism strives for equality of both sexes, not female superiority. Also, Barbie's unrealistic figure has had a greater effect on young girls' self-esteem than He-Man has. I'm not saying that this male figure isn't problematic; rather that it shouldn't be used as a point against feminism. Toy makers and those who control media images should focus on representing real people with real bodies to promote healthy self-image for all people.
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guest
· 11 years ago
Carpet muncher
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rosegold
· 11 years ago
He-man is what most guys THINK they look like lol
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guest
· 11 years ago
And I said heyyeyaaeyaaaeyaeyaa What's going on
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guest
· 11 years ago
The problem is kids think they have to look like what cartoons or dolls look like. Are you seriously going to say you'd rather look like a Barbie doll than somebody like Jennifer Lawrence?
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cia
· 10 years ago
Barbie was a doll to me. Not an expectation. Parents freak if their 'little princesses' aren't spoiled enough.
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letthemhavememes
· 5 years ago
People always worried about kids wanting to be barbie, etc... but I always wanted to be chowder (the kid from the show not the food though all three are named chowder)
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Edited 5 years ago