Two major brainstorms today....
One is to become a stationery mogul (of sorts), and the second is....That the Dove girls need to be made into Barbie Dolls. HooYeah - I am going to start campaigning for this immediately. Get Mattel on the line! Oh wait... I hate the phone. Mass emails for everybody!
I'll admit it - I've been listening to the pink song 'Stupid Girls' a tad too much lately...But I can't help it - and hey, even Oprah is on the bandwagon. There is something important to stand up for here - and we all know it - even you horn dog men out there! Squash the testosterone Scooby, I don't blame you. If all you have is 'Girls Gone Wild' style media out there - well of course your little brain is going to consider women as little more than a skanky sex object. All you see in magazines, TV's and Movies is their T & A's pokin' at the camera these days. I believe whole heartedly that we are ruining our children, and not just the girls. When you see thongs for sixth graders being sold at La Senza girl, and women, who are hung up on being 'Yummy Mummies' or 'MILF's, buying this crotch floss for their babies - man you know society is going down hill. Seriously, we are teaching them to flaunt their funky panties in grade school now?!?! My God - This epidemic has gone too far!!! I was horrified at the baby t's in the schools, and was not happy about the mini skirts and Fu*k me sandal's. But thong panties sticking out their low rise pants is taking everything to that line that begs us to stand up and shout: "Enough all ready! Put the goodies away!" Seriously - what did happen to our dream of a woman for president ? (or in my case Prime Minister - Kim Campbell doesn't count). Why are we teaching are daughters, sisters and nieces to dress like Ho's? Is it not only logical that they will then be treated like Ho's? Then act like Ho's because that is what is expected of them? This is a huge self esteem problem that is going to have serious ramifications. What are our little boys supposed to think? Men have historically had a difficult time seeing through beauty before, when we weren't half naked in front of them starting from age 9. Now they are being taught that Woman are indeed only eye candy. We are imprinting this on them from a very tender age. And our little girls,? Bless their hearts, they are receiving the message loud and clear and aspiring to the level of mediocrity that their role models are subjecting them to - when as women, they are capable of so very much more.
So, what do you think? Dove girl Barbies - to show our little girls that real beauty means a truly individual package on the outside. One that is beautiful, whether conventional or not. I hope by the time my niece is old enough to start a Barbie collection that some Barbies have a big 'badonkadonk', and some have a Jewish nose, and some have a beautiful Indian features, and some have glasses, and some are low waisted, and hey...maybe even some don't even have much of a waist...Wow, you know I'm ranting when I stop putting paragraphs in
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