Selling the Fantasy

As I approached the gate of Staten Island Mall selling fantasy, I slowly took a step forward. Finally I went back to New York, but the first thing I should do is shopping. I will make the most of this little journey. Abercrombie and Fitch, Gap, Express, I am coming. It was my reliable friends, Andrea and Jennifer, who accompanied me on this adventure. They all came back to college on weekends. As we walk through sliding doors, we enter all the women's paradise we've got used to.

Even if it has a negative meaning, Hollywood sells fantasy. Regardless of whether you display your fantasy on the screen, they represent someone's ideal. The screen is a fantastic stage of our desire. The screen is the space we want to project; if we see a movie on the LCD display, it is sent. The screen projects or activates the object we want. As a human being, we are driven by an internal driver to the purpose of our desire.

Let's not trick yourself. Fantasy is very attractive. Social media is a fantasy heaven to sell our dream life, a high leap forward career, and a perfect body. These meet our illusion of getting rid of boring days, endless work or meals you do not break. Most importantly, they are free, simple and easy to use - a modern buffet-style holy grail. Just like the other Holy Grail, there is always a way of catching, fancy's way of thinking eventually makes you worse. Disadvantages and drawbacks of social media are well documented, but Tolkien is correct - it is difficult to not buy fantasy of social media sales, as the glory of fantasy is escape. This is actually a pitfall, but it's a fictional nature of escape. Fantasy destroys the effort necessary to achieve the goal, it makes it harder to take the first step as it snaps a real carpet off your feet