I can agree that magazines are exploiting celebrities and these “wannabe” celebrities. Magazines over exaggerate and give people false hope of something they will never be, such as a perfect, strong, well-toned body, AKA “the Adonis effect”. Magazines will also Photoshop images of woman to look thinner or, in the black community thicker or curvier. These men and women are being portrayed as sex symbols. And what I can understand is why people can’t love and accept the body that they’re in. it seems like everyone wants this “perfect body” but what people don’t understand is this shxt will never happen. Even children and teens are being exploited, with the internet being so live today and the use of social media younger individuals can become famous in 30 seconds just by uploading a video on vine, ig, or YouTube. Its opening these kids up to criticism at a young age and I personally think they’re not ready for the big spot light. Magazines will pump your head up and make you believe something that’s not true just so it can draw you in and make you open or even buy the magazine. Magazines will often use words in big bold print to make it stand out and exaggerate a certain event and make it seem like it’s a big freaking deal and make every story, every situation, and every celebrity seem 10x more intense that what it really is. In conclusion, magazines will do anything to make you as the consumer, pick and buy the magazine. There’s a magazine out there for everyone that can in some way draw you in. money is the factor in all of this, so magazines will say whatever they have to say just to get them flying off the racks and putting money into their pockets.

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