`````````````+++````````````````````+````````````````` `````````````+```+```````````````````+`````````````````` '''''''''''''+''''+''+++''''+++''''++++'''+++''''''''''''' ''''''''''''''+'++++''+''+''+'''+''+'''+''+'''+''''''''''''' '''''''''''''''+'''''+'''''++'+++'++'+++'++'+++'+''''''''''''' ||||||||||||||||+||||||+|||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||| |||||||||||||||||+||||||||||||||||||||||||anada.net||||||||||||||| ' ' ' anada "Barbie is a Tool of Satan" 13 feb ' ' 287 by Jess 2001 ' ` ` ```````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````` Barbie: one of the most detrimental tools of today's society. I can remember owning my share of Barbies. Playing dress-up and going out on dates with my Ken dolls, even if they were missing a leg or two. I loved my Barbie, I wanted to BE my Barbie, little did I realize what a terrible dream this really was. Barbie, in her pink box and outfits and couldn't keep her warm standing infront of the refrigerator, has become the standard of American beauty. Instead of looking like someone a child could model themselves after she presents the image of a whore. Parents don't realize the subliminal messages they are sending their kids when they buy them a Barbie. Barbie's appearance is of one a superficial brat. Girls get it pounded into their little heads they must grow to look like Barbie. That's what's socially excepted. Tell me have you ever see a "fat" or "ugly" Barbie? No, because that's not what society wants. The size of her chest in relation to her waist is absolutely ridiculous. If Barbie was real she would be seven feet tall, ninety pounds, and her waist would be about four inches in diameter. She would be unable to walk because she is too top heavy to be supported by her tiny out of proportion feet. When girls are constantly exposed to this image they begin to think it is the only way to look. Her social messages aren't very uplifting as well. In Barbie's world she's popular, but only for her looks. Never have they promoted a Barbie with any higher intellect. She's basically telling girls "Look like me and you'll be popular, because that's what's really important. Why do anything that require thinking when there is hair, make-up and clothes!" In Barbie's world she's merely a play toy, something for Ken to look at. They'll never make a women's rights activist Barbie because it would go against all that Barbie stands for now. Barbie is the devil. She is not a toy but a brainwashing tool sucking the creativity and uniqueness out of the children and molding them into plastic queens of fashion. I vow that my daughters will never own Barbies, and if they do, there's a few things we'll need to get straight! |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||| ' ' ` anada287 by Jess (c) 2001 anada e'zine `