Media's Destructive Influence on Young Girls

The image of Disney 's drunken princess and perfect prince charming has been obsessed by young girls for decades. These fun movies set examples for young girls and influenced them to dress up as a favorite princess in the image of the Disney Princess model. Many parents believe that this imaginative behavior of children's games is attractive and innocent. However, there are many speculations about media messages to young girls. In anime movies (Travail), this concern is most common.

There are three warnings from the beginning. First of all, this article will explain the potential impact of social media on adolescent girls and young women. The media has a major impact on the physical image of boys and young people (Ricciardelli et al. However, as many studies document the second impact, it is important to consider the cultural background in which studies are conducted. Most of the research is conducted mainly in Western countries, mainly white women (Fitzsimmons-Craft and Bardone-Cone 2012; Forbes et al. 2012; Mellor et al. 2013). There is an ongoing problem as to whether these findings apply to individuals of different races or ethnic groups. According to different subculture criteria, African-American women are less likely to be dissatisfied with their bodies than white women (Botta 2000; Fitzsimmons-Craft and Bardone-Cone 2012; Franko and Roehrig 2011; Gillen and Lefkowitz 2012).

The wide distribution and influence of the media only depict one type of young lady, so it is difficult for girls to love and accept themselves. The girls are struggling to cope with media manipulation, self-hatred by standards of impossible body beauty, and strong pressure against sex. Generally, these girls are in a cycle that they always want to be different and accepted at the same time. As a result, young girls are suffering from serious depression. It's simple and frank, but as the media influences the girls to be something they are not own, trying to achieve the goal of media influence instead of success, the girls disappointed themselves I feel dissatisfied.

The influence of the spread of social media and its influence on young people, especially girls' self-recognition can not be denied. Research shows that there is an important scientific link between social media and depression in young girls. In addition, this relationship between depression and the concept of social media is related to obesity of young girls. The adverse effects of social media on women related to appearance and women's circumstances show a chain reaction and depression accompanied by negative experience of social media is a poor academic outcome and possibility of appearing as a physical and mental health problem there is.