Mass Media is Harmful to Women

Media has a major impact on the way people think, feel, and act in society. The standard set by the media is that all cultures are accepted socially. Magazines showed us how to dress and TV shows show us how to take action and advertisements showed us how to purchase it. Most importantly, women have disadvantages in every aspect of society as the media influences us to continue living in a patriarchal society where men's rights are considered stronger gender. Mass media is particularly harmful for women because it constitutes a negative perception for women and strengthens a set of cultural norms suitable for society.

The exploitation of women in the mass media is the use of women (television, movies, advertisements, etc.) in the mass media to enhance the appeal of the media or product, thereby damaging or ignoring the interests of women, It is depiction. This process includes the expression of women as sexual subjects and setting of the standards of beauty that women should reflect. People claiming feminist and other women's rights are criticizing this exploitation. The most criticized aspect of using women in mass media is sexual objectiveness, but disappointment may be part of objectivity.

Therefore, because both male and female processes are negative, the media needs to be strictly regulated. Today's young people are increasingly affected by mass media injuries. Since childhood, these young boys have been active in various types of media such as watching TV, movies, sports time, listening to radio programs and CDs, playing violent video games, It was a user. The character of these boys is getting more and more painful. For these provinces, Italian psychiatrist and psychologist E. Morzelli proposed the term "Physical Disorder" (BDD). Due to this illness, young people may panic about being taken. It is even possible to destroy your own pictures to hide this flaw. A person may experience "mirror symptoms" - a constant and compulsive species to try to determine if a mirror is defective and to find out

According to many media commentators, the problem is not that it looks more frequently now, but in the American mass media it is almost always drawn as unrealistic (Galician, 2004). They say that this is likely to be harmful because the mass media is an important social entity, people understand the norms, expectations and values ​​of their society. Like lyrics, it is often and casually. These media have hardly pointed out the potential emotional and physical impacts of sexual activity. According to a study, gender-based explanations of sexually transmitted diseases and risks that may include pregnancies only occurred in 15% of pornography on television (parent television committee). In addition, the actors and models depicted in a media neutral relationship are thinner, younger and attractive than ordinary adults.