becomes the
             standard. When confronted with women who look like they need a few good
             home cooked meals in order to be happy again is portrayed by the media as
             the normal visage, women across the culture adapt the image as what is
             normal, or what reality' should be for them.
             At the heart of this sociological issue is our view of ourselves
             outside of the media's influence. When a person is hungry, almost anything
             will taste good. But if a person is presented with another piece of pie
             after a satisfying thanksgiving meal, the extra calories are easy to turn
             down. In the same way the reality television shows, and the media image of
             women have access to our cultural psyche. We are unhappy with ourselves,
             and the image portrayed on the silver screen, or the wide screen in home
             theaters take advantage of our insecurity, sell us an image of what life
             should' be, and then proceed to sell products and serves which reinforces
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