Awaken the inner feminist

So last night I was watching Lord of the Dance 2 with my Dad (I do NOT recomend it at all). My inner feminist was awoken as I noticed that all the females were in trashy costumes and wore layers of make up (yes, I know they were on stage, but it was more than the required amount). I was enraged that that whoever made this put these talented young dancers in costumes that gave the impression that they had no self respect! In entertainment today it is too common. That is why I have made a new goal to try to stay away from movies where they dress the girls less than what they are worth. I would encourage you also to stay away from that. The reason why it's becoming so common is because everyone is accepting it, but I will not. Will you? That could be your daughter some day; that could be your sister; your cousin; that could of been your mother. Are you going to support this? I think not.

As for the 17 pounds of makeup caked on their faces, that also greatly angered me. The media is overflowing with artificial pretty people who tell you that to be pretty you need to wear make up. I don't really think so. Now I know you can't boycott a movie because there wearing makeup (You would no longer have any movies to see) but just keep in mind that you are beautiful the way you are and that your reflection isn't your reflection. Your actions are a reflection of who you are.

Also, don't dress trashy and chalk on the make up either. The less clothing you wear the less self respect you have. Modest is always hottest in the eyes of those who matter. I don't want to be around people who like me because of the way I dress (or don't), I wanna be around people who like me because of my personality. Dressing imodestly shows that you don't care about yourself and what's important. You really are not dressed like you are looking forward to a bright future. And as for the makeup, the more eye liner and lip stick you put on the more your face becomes a mask. Your face was put on this earth because people want to see it, they do not want to see whats new at Lancome or Clinique. And that pretty much sums up my spiel. My inner feminist needs to go back to sleep.