I watched Headline News: Morning Express with Robin Meade. She stood with her legs crossed so far over her ankles and knees, that it looked like she had to pee. I saw another woman on CTV News earlier this morning standing the exact same way, like a little child who was not going to make it to the rest room in time. And last night on CTV, I watched yet another woman on a news entertainment show, E Talk, standing like she was perhaps already in the act of weeing herself! PEE-POSE.
Why? Are they not seeing how degrading it looks? Who put them up to this PEE-POSE? Do they fear the Donald is close by?
Are we so vain these days, that women think they look luxurious standing like a child holding in their pee. Vanity is now to an extreme. It used to be women anchors, and some men, stood at an angle with one leg forward of the other... ok, that was an obvious vanity move to supposedly look good for the camera. But this new, "I got to really pee" look is so over the top. It's laughable, and more worrisome a degrading message for our young girls. This is where media keeps failing young women.
If you glance over at your daughter or granddaughter et al, and she looks like she has to pee, think twice about this posing.
What do you think? How much longer will women degrade themselves to look like they haven't any hips? To look thinner... creating the anchor-illusion. Yes, I just coined that phrase, anchor-illusion.
I captured this photo online. The woman facing the camera, well, that was pretty much my facial expression as I watched Robin Meade this morning. Btw, Robin Meade looks fine at any angle and does not need to ever take a PEE-POSE. That's right, I said it and named it: PEE-POSE.
Why? Are they not seeing how degrading it looks? Who put them up to this PEE-POSE? Do they fear the Donald is close by?
Are we so vain these days, that women think they look luxurious standing like a child holding in their pee. Vanity is now to an extreme. It used to be women anchors, and some men, stood at an angle with one leg forward of the other... ok, that was an obvious vanity move to supposedly look good for the camera. But this new, "I got to really pee" look is so over the top. It's laughable, and more worrisome a degrading message for our young girls. This is where media keeps failing young women.
If you glance over at your daughter or granddaughter et al, and she looks like she has to pee, think twice about this posing.
What do you think? How much longer will women degrade themselves to look like they haven't any hips? To look thinner... creating the anchor-illusion. Yes, I just coined that phrase, anchor-illusion.
I captured this photo online. The woman facing the camera, well, that was pretty much my facial expression as I watched Robin Meade this morning. Btw, Robin Meade looks fine at any angle and does not need to ever take a PEE-POSE. That's right, I said it and named it: PEE-POSE.
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