Etiyene Eshett
@neotokyo
Etiyene Eshett
There is something sinister about associating signs of age with corrupt morality, and associating a youthful appearance with moral purity. This is then further solidified by the seemingly moral superiority of those who are so defensive to comment back “Well I’m 34 and I don’t look like you!!!” as if to prove their superior value, morality, their... See more
Is “FORTY” the new “FAT”?
It reminds me of One Piece where if you “follow your dreams” you age gracefully and if you abandon them you become a haggard shell of yourself, deviating from your potential.
[The] outcry against Photoshop use in ads and on magazine covers, which on the one hand instantly exposed the artificiality and dishonesty of the contemporary beauty standard, and on the other showed enough of a powerful, lingering desire for “real” beauty that it cleared space for ever-heightened expectations. Today, as demonstrated by the cult... See more
Is “FORTY” the new “FAT”?
The call for no photoshop or fillers might have made it even more difficult to achieve an ideal standard of beauty as one needs to be “natural” to be considered beautiful.
Even the reason why women gravitate towards certain features that at first seem entirely independent of an alleged male influence can be attributed to the cultural context of the gaze , and the socialization of being a woman within this cultural framework. The reason why women often aesthetically gravitate towards thinner frames whilst men prefer... See more
Why The Female Gaze Does Not Exist
the creative ‘gestation period’ is long, but labor is short.
once the raw material is there, the process is surprisingly easier.
PKM tools tend to prioritize the consumption of information over active engagement with it. While they may facilitate the collection and organization of a wide range of resources, they may not encourage users to critically analyze or synthesize that information into new insights or ideas.
