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The group comments on the sexualization and idealization present in social media, with some debating its neutrality and others highlighting its role in shaping girls' body image. For example, statements like 'sexualization of women on the internet' and questions about effecting change reveal a nuanced, conversations that balance skepticism with concern about societal influence.
The discussions show mixed opinions, with some recognizing the influence of sexualization and societal pressures, while others believe social media's impact depends on individual use and perception.
There is a moderate level of curiosity about the article's implications, especially regarding how social media shapes body image and self-esteem.
Participants are actively discussing related topics like sexualization, representation, and societal standards, indicating thoughtful engagement.
Most posts imply that social media influences perceptions but stop short of claiming it causes direct, profound change in behavior or attitudes.
we *know* that social media is a chosen representation of how we’d like to perceived. our best angles, lighting, moments, prettiest obstacles, etc. yet still at all ages, we are all susceptible to wanting the “ideal” body, https://t.co/DhH9sIfOdG
There's an interesting article ⤵️, confirming lots of what we probably know anyway. The question is: How to effect a change ? https://t.co/BJ0eEYgyLw
@Stewsir @DLCampanile @grunk876 Yes, I do. https://t.co/INyOtrOJOz Unattractive women have lower self esteem and place much of the blame on sexualization of women on the internet. Attractive women do not have the same esteem issues or the same level of frustration with sexualization of women b/c they benefit.
@faeriella67 @Tarkus59472277 @SeeingCicada @realfemsapien "think social media is neutral n it depends on who is using it, smart or stupid" i don't know... https://t.co/JAVCiAISUf https://t.co/jw0DanoDpa https://t.co/pzC0jOYMi5 https://t.co/gYnWb8AJDH https://t.co/880ePTK9qi
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Adolescent girls are more vulnerable to mental health issues related to social media, especially due to exposure to sexualized images that can lead to increased body dissatisfaction and feelings of objectification.
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@Stewsir @DLCampanile @grunk876 Yes, I do. https://t.co/INyOtrOJOz Unattractive women have lower self esteem and place much of the blame on sexualization of women on the internet. Attractive women do not have the same esteem issues or the same level of frustration with sexualization of women b/c they benefit.
@faeriella67 @Tarkus59472277 @SeeingCicada @realfemsapien "think social media is neutral n it depends on who is using it, smart or stupid" i don't know... https://t.co/JAVCiAISUf https://t.co/jw0DanoDpa https://t.co/pzC0jOYMi5 https://t.co/gYnWb8AJDH https://t.co/880ePTK9qi
There's an interesting article ⤵️, confirming lots of what we probably know anyway. The question is: How to effect a change ? https://t.co/BJ0eEYgyLw
we *know* that social media is a chosen representation of how we’d like to perceived. our best angles, lighting, moments, prettiest obstacles, etc. yet still at all ages, we are all susceptible to wanting the “ideal” body, https://t.co/DhH9sIfOdG
http://dx.doi.org/10.1186/s12905-022-01845-4 PMID: 35761231 school adjustment in Korean students. Front Psychol 2023; 13: [43] aTan GXD, Soh XC, Hartanto A ...
https://doi.org/10.1186/s12905-022-01845-4. Parks, M. R., & Floyd, K. (1996). Making friends in cyberspace. Journal of. Communication, 46(1), 80–97. https ...
https://doi.org/10.1186/s12905-022-01845-4. Manis, E. (2022, June 4). Study sheds light on the nuanced relationship between self- esteem and use of make-up ...
BMC Women's Health: https: //bmcwomenshealth.biomedcentral. com/articles/10.1186/s12905-022-01845-4  — Focuses specifically on adolescent girls ...
https://doi.org/10.1186/s12905-022-01845-4. Pichler, S., Kohli, C., & Granitz, N. (2021). DITTO for Gen Z: A framework for leveraging the ...
... 10.1186/s12905-022-01845-4. If you're going to write leave teenager girls alone: She is 21 years old and not a teenager anymore. She's a ...
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