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    PRCC Descriptive Essay: My Bedroom As I sit bundled up in a warm‚ brown‚ comfy hoodie and a big‚ pink blanket‚ I say to myself‚ “Where is my favorite place to be?” Well that’s easy‚ it’s here in my room. My room is the one place I can be me. I can be perfectly content by myself in this room‚ or happily laying watching TV with my boyfriend. When sitting on my pink‚ candy cane‚ stripped bed with my lime green‚ fluffy to the touch blanket and hot pink‚ 0black pillows‚ I look around my room and I notice

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    Jaden R. Barnes Page 1 What My Serenity Is 01/28/15 Descriptive Essay If you asked me "What does the word serenity first bring to mind?" I would instantaneously reply " the mountains of Kentucky". They are filled with wildlife‚ comfortable weather and crystal clear water. Being there surrounded by nature makes me overflow with euphoria and contentment. The location is perfect for hunting and the observation of its vivacious furry creatures‚ as well

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    Does anybody know what the ideal woman is supposed to look like? Is this woman thin and tall or fat and short? Why are woman judged on how they look and how they dress‚ but males are not? Why are images of woman everywhere? Why do woman feel that they have to be gorgeous so society can love her? Believe it or not‚ society plays a big role in people lives. The biggest role it probably plays is how a female should look. For instance‚ if you look at the television‚ if you look at movies‚ and if

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    The Ideal Woman’s Body The 21st century’s North American society is dominated by the obsessive desire of women to look like society’s‚ media-influenced‚ portrayal of the “ideal body.” This is a result of the way society has objectified women as just “sexual bodies;” largely for the gratification and enjoyment of men. Not only is the media creating these ideal bodies for women to look up to and idolize‚ but‚ they are also providing ways in which to obtain these bodies such as weight-loss programs

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    A Place Where Dreams Come True The happiest place on earth is known to be Disneyland. A day at Disneyland has the magic that you wont be able to find anywhere else. When Disneyland was built‚ it was built for the young and the old‚ a place where families can take their children. It is a place that promises dreams to come true. Disneyland is a place where children smile in bliss and adults fly back in their childhood innocence. Spending a day at Disneyland is like walking into the movies of your

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    title of the “perfect woman”. This is shown throughout the course of history through social media – books‚ movies‚ plays‚ music‚ etc. Decades ago‚ the ultimate stereotype of a woman would be described as petite‚ fair-skinned‚ light hair‚ and light eyes. Some would say – a replica of a Barbie doll. Nowadays‚ the new and improved stereotype of the ideal woman is wide hips‚ tan and flawless skin‚ flat stomach‚ and full lips. The constant change in this perception of the ideal woman is one

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    Jie Guo ENGL 270 4 December 2012 The Ideal Woman: Sita Valmiki’s Ramayana‚ published in 551 BC‚ is an epic focusing on all of the different elements of dharma. Dharma is defined as divine duty and means literally “that which holds‚” as in the way that one should live their life. There are four spheres of dharma‚ also called goals‚ with dharma being the first one. The second is artha‚ meaning worldly profit‚ possessions‚ and political power. The third is kama: pleasure and love. The idea

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    the “ideal woman”‚ and this is shown through all of the actresses and models that we so fondly look up to. All have specific characteristics in common: unrealistically skinny & many times underweight‚ perfect style (which is quite expensive)‚ they are always filthy rich‚ and of course happy. As a society‚ we get the idea that all of these things that they possess are what makes them happy‚ and what gives them the perfect life; so of course pretty much every woman wants to be like these “ideal women”

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    Society today‚ has changed people in the way how they act‚ and dress. The short story Barbie Q explains that a Barbie is the ideal woman. The Barbie is an example of what women believe to be perfect. The quote “So what if we didn’t Get our new bendable legs Barbie in nice clean boxes and had to buy them on Maxwell street all water soaked and sooty”(Cisneros). This quote means that anyone would buy a Barbie for a cheaper price because they didn’t have the money at the time and who would care if the

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    early 1800’s‚ the ideal woman was a sophisticated being. Intelligence‚ virtue and wittiness were all key character traits that every male would have fallen for in a female. However‚ this idea of the perfect woman has taken a huge leap backwards in modern society. Men have drastically changed their views on ‘what is hot and what is not’ in a female. Should men still be pursuing the ideal woman represented in the 1800’s? More importantly‚ does the contemporary mentality of the ideal woman yield an appropriate

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