Transcript
0:00 men are not telling us to get fake this and fake that they like it they're not saying no but it's not their invention it's us supplying the demand we're injecting poking changing lifting and we're out competing each other and outdoing each other and we're pitting woman against woman who's putting pressure on each other but us women but more so it's for the fear of not being beautiful whatever it is in the current ERA we not that even that
0:29 super model who is that is not that because she can't be that forever so what are we doing what are we selling what are we buying into but it takes courage to not right it takes courage to say you know what it's okay I will grow old as I meant to but we have to question how far we're willing to go to alter who it is we are at some point we need to accept you know I'm freaking
0:55 curvy I'm short this is my color the this is the shape of my teeth and I need to live my life happy in the skin
Summary
- Women are competing against each other in altering their appearances to meet societal beauty standards.
- The demand for cosmetic enhancements is driven by women themselves, not men.
- There is a fear of not being perceived as beautiful, leading to pressure to conform.
- The concept of beauty is constantly changing, making it impossible to achieve a lasting ideal.
- Embracing one's natural features requires courage and self-acceptance.
- The speaker advocates for recognizing and celebrating individual uniqueness rather than striving for an unattainable standard.