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Posted by: aria1314
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When you get past a certain age you become invisible C and thats a whole other problem, and its true. Where is the conversation of the bodies of women over a certain age C an age which, as an aside, seems to be getting younger and younger with each passing decade, in spite of exponentially increasing concerns that many people have fifa 15 coins concerning the sexualisation of children C which talks about them in a tone that isnt sneering? It often seems as if there isnt one, to any significant extent C at least not in the media circles with the sort of circulation figures that might be able to influence peoples thinking on the subject. But perhaps its time to cut the media from this entire conversation altogether. Perhaps its time for a new approach.

It is occasionally said that when we look at of ourselves we see everything that we consider to be wrong with us, but when other peope see us, they everything that they love about us. When we look at the loves of our lives, we see many things. We see their physical form, of course we do, but we also see the story that got them to where they are today, we see love, care and the attention that they offer us. We see a bigger picture. And where they may be bumps and lumps, lines and marks, we dont see the desecration of an ideal of the human form, we see a fully rounded human being, with whom we have a degree of intimacy that allows us to see each other naked, with all of the implied vulnerability that this confers. In other words, we see other people in a way that it can sometimes feel as if we wish we could see ourselves. Were capable of offering this to ourselves. Were just conditioned not to. After all, were still living in a world in which it causes surprise that Keira Knightley could be photographed with no top on without recourse to Photoshop afterwards.

Perhaps we should start to consider our own imperfections as features rather than flaws. Perhaps we should focus on celebrating the humanity of our bodies rather than denigrating perceived flaws in them. Perhaps we should care less about the opinions of those with a vested interested in keeping us a little bit paranoid about our own appearances and the appearances of others.
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