it seemed like something that only ever existed in the warped "reality" of television... a dog-eat-dog world where appearance took top priority over self-appreciation for what really matters...
contrary to what seems to be an unfortunate popular belief, what makes a women is not what compares her to another... spending a life tallying one's self up to the waistline of another, is a life well wasted... and personally persecuting another for being what you're not is a cowardly attempt at controlling a life even you seem to have no say over...
if the female world has struggled so long in order to become level with that of the male realm, isn't it a step back if we begin to now compete with each other over something as trivially narcissistic as dress size?
defeat is pointing a finger at someone when the problem actually lies within your own sheltered and misconstrued mind... own up to your demons -- blaming them on magazines, feature film figures or acquaintances is a quick fix to an escalating sense of foreboding...
