kimberly m.: October 2009

Was there a point where you felt you were overwhelmed and felt like your "image" wasn't enough.
Is the line blurred between what is "Sexy" and the image that you have (or are building) of yourself.
Whose role is it to set "limits"?
What advise would you give to a 4 year old about start her "social life", by going to school next year?

1. No, I didn't feel that type of connection within the video. As i don't find myself perfect nor the opposite. I do feel positive of myself, as i try not to lack in those situations that those young girls were influenced by. As much as i know being pretty isn't everything, as for personality. But it's not about being sexy, it's about being who you are and not a fake.

2. We all eventually grow from are visuals. As are mind changes into different textures of life.

3. For what i know limits should be more for women and maybe mature teens, but there isn't much we can take action on, to lead them in the right course of line they should be following. Not something over taking them.

4. What I would tell a four year old would, just be herself, to have fun, to make friends and share. I would want her not to worry about herself but yet to enjoy life as a kid. Kids shouldn't worry about their appearance at that age. I would tell him or her to explore life in a good childish way, a way they will have fun and make great friends to b there for them. Lillte children will mature when the time is right, not to early and not to late. Or maybe just as they please.