Richard Shreiner

Back in the day, the advertising and marketing branches were more discrete. And many would argue of much higher quality. In recent years, however, despite historical use of female sexuality to increase consumerism, our culture has taken on self-promotion by younger and younger females highlighting their phydical attributes to seek recognition. Advertisong, especially of beauty products such as make-up (lipstick, mascara, eyeliner, etc), fake eyelashes/fingernails, BOTOX, silicone implants (breasts/buttocks), push-up bras, etc have become the norm for young, impressionable, adolescent females. This is encouraged by both cosmetics companies and the advertising moguls they employ. That said, advertising beauty products adds nothing of real value to a society beyond instilling a belief, held chiefly by females, that beauty is little more than skin deep. There is ZERO real dollar value in "pretty", beyond an easily manipulated pattern of self-doubt and decreased worth that can be rectified by spending money on being "ptettier".

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