From a young age, society teaches children that appearance is important. From a three or four year old being continually praised for being “so cute” to a teenage girl winning the title of “prettiest,” our society has turned its attention to personal appearances. With a growing population of children spending a lot of time in front of the television, many are beginning to have a superficial idea of ​​who they are. Pictures on television spend countless hours telling their viewers to lose weight, be slim and beautiful, and buy more beauty products because it will make the users of those products look glamorous. Television programs or images in magazines rarely depict normal men and women with "average" body types or affordable clothing, which ingrains in our minds that this is the type of life we ​​want. Overweight characters are usually portrayed as lazy, unhappy, friendless, or "the bad guy," while thin women and pumped-up men are the successful, popular, sensual, and powerful. With the rise of available technology, the younger generation has grown up in a world that has become...