Video Analysis: Born This Way

Robert H. Schuller once said, “Problems are not top signs, they are guidelines”. However, some people have difficulties on overcoming their problems. In the video “Born This Way”, the three issues are self-torture, bullying and mental illness.
Firstly, the issue is self-torture for beauty. Quinn, the prettiest girl in McKinley High School who was once an ugly duckling had gone through a hell of transformation on her physical appearance. Why does she hate herself as Lucy Caboosey? According to a study, it had found that a third of teenagers in America are emphasized more on their looks than studies. Images take precedence when girls hit their teens as they explore pretty skinny girls all over the stereotypical media. Therefore, teenagers have the urge to be pretty because they don’t want to be weak and bullied by others. Consequently, in America, 30% of the teenagers suffer eating disorders. It is disgusting to hear that teenagers starve themselves to be like skinny celebs. Is it that fun to torture our bodies? For example, recent news affirms that
Dave, the big bully splashed drinks on every students’ face in school and he still bullies students continuously. Throwing his personal feelings of anger toward to innocent students and treat them like puppets and do whatever he wishes with them. Is the school trying to teach them how to torture people physically? If a teenager gets set free after bullying students, he might kill people or become a psychopath in the future. Why are teachers letting their students’ future be jeopardized? According to a statistic in America, 30% of the teenagers take part in bullying. Therefore, kids who got bullied tend to obtain injuries, decline in their grades, suffer from depression and even fatal. For instance, news stated that a 13 year-old boy committed suicide after years of minor physical abuse from