Miss Drama Queen

A la fin de l'annee tout les seniors ont une grande presentation. Tu dois faire la presentation sur quelquechose qui t'a affecte et qui va continuer a t'affecter. J'ai choisi la danse.

Mon film de la semaine c'est un de mes films prefere, Jake Tyle est trop beau et franchement il donne vie au film.
Lors de son nouveau lycée, un adolescent rebelle Jake Tyler est attirés dans un ultime métro combats dans un club de lutte Backyard, où il rencontre un mentor dans un vétéran des arts martiaux mixtes. After receiving threats to the safety of his friends and family, Jake seeks the mentoring of a veteran fighter, to train his mind and body for one final no-holds-barred elimination fight with his unrelenting personal nemesis and local martial arts champion Ryan McCarthy. Après avoir reçu des menaces à la sécurité de sa famille et amis, Jake cherche le mentorat d'un ancien combattant, de former son esprit et son corps pendant un final sans retenue prescrite élimination lutte incessante avec son ennemi personnel local et champion d'arts martiaux Ryan McCarthy. Des que vous avez la possibilite de le voir regarde le, vous allez pleure, rire, et etre au bord de votre siege.

I was mad drunk during a Girls night at Emily's it was really fun even though I was really Drunk. I couldn't do a kissy face on Kendra's tattoo. I love Erin and Kendra. Kendra brought Donuts and herself and Erin brought her adorable self.
Events of the soirée
_ Emily's house
_ Dinner at Tully's(Horrible service)
_ Drinking at Emily's house
_ Talking to Nick biggest mistake(telling him how I felt about Jake)
_ Saying how I felt about my boyfriend
_ Throwing up that smelled like donuts ( Ewww but funny hehe)
_ Sleepy Sleep after falling into everything at Emily's

Complicated but Great night had fun girly's love ya. <3

After a long, stressful, dreadful week it is a good thing to know that your friends are there for you, and that there is a light at the end of every tunnel. I had a great time with: Erin, Emily, Katherine, Aurore, Louise, Katie, Lauren, and Kendra. Friends are like bras there close to your heart and they hold you up. I love these girls. This is one of my favorite pictures we don't look amazing but we are amazing.<3

Since going through puberty, girls and boys have both faced the same problem: body image. Publicity has shown us that there is only one type of perfect body image and if you don't have it you should change the one you have. Society is not only prejudging against sexual orientations, race and where you stand on your social ladder but now it is also against what you like and how much weigh. Of course Obesity and improper hygiene are unhealthy and shouldn't be pushed on society but neither should anorexia or body manipulation or the fact that to look good you shouldn't have any extra body fat.
Our generation follows the influence of publicity so when a magazine says that a size two is too fat; it makes you start questioning what you look like. The importance of body image has reached an all time high in our generation and not in a good way. In a poll on www.galluppoll.com asking the American population “Do they think that eating disorders are popular among beings in the U.S?” Sixty percent of the people who took the quiz said yes. We can't blame the publicity on the stars because during many interviews with stars on Access Hollywood they state that their photos are retouched to fit the magazines requirements of the “perfect size”. They think that everyone on their cover must be a size 1 at the most. So when Jennifer Love Hewitt was a size two she was meanly criticized. Magazine editors think that the best way to influence society is by making sure that people think they are too fat, too short, too tall, too skinny, and have too big or little breast. Since we have been able to understand everything around us, society has influenced us to believe that we are not good enough physically if we don't look like the image they project we should look like. We who are skinny sometimes never think we are skinny enough and finish by starving ourselves to death, and we who are full figured never stop wishing to be skinny.
Our society made us people that are not happy with what we look like and can never find acceptance of who we are. Instead of trying to accept who we are, we find ourselves trying hard to be what we might be able to be. We can not only say that the younger generation that is being influenced by the publicity of our society. The two generations before us also, were influenced by the fact that they are not physically good enough. While the younger generation may react to the idea through eating disorders, tanning and physical surgical operations, the older generation reacts through: Botox, face lift, liposuction, and physical chirurgical operations. The younger is more obsessed with how they look physically compared to the stereotype that our society has established for the perfect body. Meanwhile, the older generation is more obsessed is more obsessed with how old they look; the older generation is scared of aging. The older generation wants to look like the younger one, and the people of the younger want to reach the standards (eat less, loose weight, wear tons of make up) that the older ones have established.
I can not permit myself to say that it is only the American society that have raised there people to believe that to be elegant, beautiful or attractive you can not be a plus size. Lydia says: “When I was seven, my mother took me to modeling classes, than dance classes. I was told to not eat too much because I risk gaining weight, I was told constantly to work out because I was getting belly fat.” I can't deny that I am not obsessed with my weight like many of the people in my generation. But I can't say that it's my fault. If you were raised being told not to eat too much, to work out so you can keep your abs, or you can't wear that because it is not made for people of your size. How can you not become someone who's obsessed by how they appear physically? It's no wonder that we have so many people that are suffering from an eating disorder or obesity. Our society has generally become materialistic, shallow and conceited during a period when how we look is the least of our problems. Instead of pushing our descendants to become college graduates, entrepreneurs, successful lawyers and doctors or even pushing them to find a cure for aids, cancer or Alzheimer's, we are pushing them to become anorexic, bulimic, obese, shallow conceited and narrow minded human beings. Our moral standards are at their lowest, and all we find necessary to do is feed these young, innocent and pure minds with artificial standards, Appearance does count, but physical appearance is now dominating our society. People are now asking:” What should I wear to my interview instead of what should I say”. As society evolves, we are becoming more and more shallow and conceited. From the belief of Adam and Eve (who didn't wear clothes) or the belief of evolution to us: who spend more money on physical wants than survival needs.
I am not saying that people should not care about washing their hair, buying clothes or staying healthy. I am just saying that those basic standards with which we started with have evolved in a more dangerous and selfish way. We care more about how we look that what we want for our future. Some people may say that we just prefer focusing on the less important things because facing the important issues is just too hard. Me, I put it in a different way I think that we are focusing on the less important things because as are generations developed we have grew a lack of courage to face things that are important.