Isn't it up to one's self to decide whether or not they are beautiful? If she decides that surgery makes her beautiful,…
The message "you're beautiful just the way you are" don't reach people because tv, celebrities, publicity...have a lot of impact in first place.
if we manage to make being natural a fashion, "television" will stop sending that message. It is our responsibility to express rejection of these behaviors. If we are the majority, TV stops doing it. I am not against plastic surgery. I like people to do what they want with their bodies. But everyone can't afford it. We can't allow that being accepted is a question of money. Because inequalities enter into all areas of our life in a capitalist world.
Isn't it up to one's self to decide whether or not they are beautiful? If she decides that surgery makes her beautiful,…
If a celebrity changes their face and body, and receives approval and success, the message they're sending to young people is that it's okay. And it's not okay. It is something superficial and empty. The message to young people should be one of acceptance and worth despite your looks.
Celebrities depend on fans. If surgery or radical changes are not accepted by the audience, these people stop being visible, because they are not interesting and therefore they stop sending the wrong message.
It's a bit creepy to see Park Min Young. I don't want to be rude, but famous people have a lot of influence and they need to know that being so thin and doing surgery they don't look more beautiful.
No. The protagonist, Sae Ha is not that little boy. That little boy, Janitor's adopted son is the murderer kim…
Ahhh, thank you! Then why is Sae Ha obsessed with the woman killing the janitor in front of his son? From the beginning I thought that kid was the protagonist...
I don´t understand anything. Why does the little boy call the janitor "dad"? That child is supposed to be the protagonist and his father the doctor, right? Can someone explain me chapter 8? Pleaseeee
They don´t end up together. In an episode Hee Do´s mother tell to her: I saw Baek Yi Jin the other day. Like talking about a acquaintance. Someone who remeber it?
if we manage to make being natural a fashion, "television" will stop sending that message. It is our responsibility to express rejection of these behaviors. If we are the majority, TV stops doing it. I am not against plastic surgery. I like people to do what they want with their bodies. But everyone can't afford it. We can't allow that being accepted is a question of money. Because inequalities enter into all areas of our life in a capitalist world.
Celebrities depend on fans. If surgery or radical changes are not accepted by the audience, these people stop being visible, because they are not interesting and therefore they stop sending the wrong message.