#IPKKND/ Arshi Teri Meri Special/12th Anniversary/ - Page 29

Originally posted by: Hope_Life

Hi everyone, just stopping by thinking of all of you. Kinda busy these days. Work front is really taking the toll but I will be here with my spirit.

Happy IPK anniversary to all.

Happy belated one dear

Originally posted by: Motif_Soul

The exploitation of women in mass media is the use or portrayal of women in mass media such as television, film, music, and advertising as objects or sexual beings, in order to increase the appeal of media or a product to the detriment of the women being portrayed, and women in society, More than fifty percent of advertisements that featured women portrayed them as sex objects.Many people started to judge women by perfect look and slim figure. These kinds of advertisements may do harm to women's health mentally and physically, especially to teenagers, when they are trying to achieve perfect appearance as perfect women depicted in advertisements. In this race women are competing women and harming each other.

Now the debate could be that women who are not in this race r part of this race also cutting necks of each other then look again why?

Men are the center of this as well, for their power and all they are misusing women, creating this ripple effect of hate and jealousy which is trickling down generation after generation.

It sells mehr

That is the point. It is all about money and perfect image race is attached to major industries. Just imagine all will be folloped if they will stop instantly.

BTW this thread was Teri Meri Thread

and Teri [men] Meri [ women] speech took a lot here, a non-finished topic and business.

Originally posted by: Mysticaldivine

BTW this thread was Teri Meri Thread

and Teri [men] Meri [ women] speech took a lot here, a non-finished topic and business.

This is epic

Love it

Originally posted by: Mysticaldivine

Exceptionalism is everywhere, but the major thing is women are unable to grasp the rooted and deeper picture behind it.

Utilizing the voice, raising it to bring awareness, rising to the level of realizing the growing problem, cultivating the seeding plants of organizations for healthy benefits for women, research-based organizations working within the media and entertainment industry to engage, educate, and influence media producers to dramatically improve gender representation in films, to stop stereotyping girls and women, and to create diverse female characters in entertainment targeting children ages 11 and under. Same goes for offering educational programming for content creators, entertainment industry leaders, corporations, educational institutions, and individuals focused on gender equality and the use of non-stereotypical images of women and girls. It also brings awareness to this issue by promoting body confidence all over the world and making a commitment to never objectify women in their work and creating a video mocking the myriad ads that use women as sexualized props to promote their brands.

Social media should bring awareness rather than objectify the perfect image of women and girls. Different shows how women and girls are portrayed in media and advertising and the connections between sexual objectification and mental, emotional, and physical implications, including eating disorders, low self-esteem, sexual harassment, and violence.

Reporting media legally so women can put a stop sign to this nonsense once and for all.

I think you didn't leave any point here to improve this issue but at the same time we need to realize as women to promote the ideas within instead pulling legs to reach the finish line. It is not a race, it is a commitment.

Originally posted by: Mysticaldivine

BTW this thread was Teri Meri Thread

and Teri [men] Meri [ women] speech took a lot here, a non-finished topic and business.

Ah, Faiqa

this is absolutely so gooooooooood.

Yes my Khushi can do anything, she is no less and the man himself accepted it

Kar to bohat kuch sakti hai par karti nahin

we women need to do it bas

I will come back to our heated debate

at work now and couldn't resist seeing that masterpiece of yours.

Hugs for that

Originally posted by: Roop_P

The media is playing a significant role in either perpetuating or challenging social norms and behaviors that condone violence against women. It is a platform for the objectification of women and girls, from everyday hyper-sexualised, one-dimensional images of women and girls to overt violence.Women's bodies are digitally altered to remove blemishes, lengthen legs, reduce waist and hips, and increase bust size. Basically showing a perfect image of a woman which is not true in real life.

media has destroyed every aspects of life not just women

The sense of entitlement is way too overwhelming and empowering the minds in such a way that the behaviors are reflecting in the mirror as a deformed images.

This is out of this world.

in this debate no one is winner

Originally posted by: Mysticaldivine

BTW this thread was Teri Meri Thread

and Teri [men] Meri [ women] speech took a lot here, a non-finished topic and business.

Originally posted by: Roop_P

This is epic

Love it

Thanks dear