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The document discusses various ways in which women and girls are pressured to conform to unrealistic beauty standards and gender stereotypes. It describes common beauty practices and the physical and psychological toll they can take. It also lists negative experiences many women face, such as harassment, name-calling, fear of violence or limiting activities due to safety concerns. The document advocates for women supporting each other's sense of self-worth and rejecting narrow definitions of femininity.
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9 men
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8 becoming allies to ourselves
This document discusses self-destructive behaviors such as anorexia, bulimia, substance abuse, unsafe sex, and suicide that some girls engage in to cope with intense feelings like anger, pain, and loneliness. It notes that using alcohol and drugs can provide temporary relief but leads to addiction and negative effects on health and community. The document encourages finding healthier ways to deal with emotions and take care of oneself, such as talking through problems with others.
6 anger
The document discusses women and anger, noting that many women have been taught to fear anger and associate it with violence. It also discusses how girls are often taught to avoid conflict and prioritize others' feelings over their own. When women express anger assertively, they can be criticized by being called derogatory names. The document asks the reader to reflect on images of angry women they have seen and how those women expressed and were responded to for their anger.
4 reclaiming our bodies
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2 the good girl box
The document discusses the concept of the "Good-Girl Box" and the expectations and limitations placed on women. It notes that from a young age, girls receive messages about gender roles and the things they can and cannot do based on their gender. Living within the constraints of the "box" can be difficult and prevent women from fully expressing themselves. Stepping outside the box often results in girls being criticized or called names. The document also highlights statistics showing gender inequalities and disadvantages women face, such as lower pay and higher rates of poverty. Overall, it examines the social pressures that push women into confined gender roles and the negative impacts of those expectations.
1 power, violence, and allies
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