Beauty Standards

       There are different standards of beauty around the world. In a democratic society, women saw industry slaves. In Brazil, for example, before much of the population only felt pretty lean women, some time now, women over weight have been more accepted, so much so that now overweight models are getting more recognition.

       In the West Africa, unlike most places, the standard of beauty is that women are obese. In Asia, particularly in Myanmar tribe, the beauty standard adopted is women have a long neck, and it was put metal rings on the neck, from the woman's child. In Ethiopia, more precisely a tribe called Mursi, when the woman is 15, she has to deform the lips with porcelain disks or wood.

       Each site has their standard of beauty, and many people either trying to "get into patterns" end up hurting the health and even leading to death. Many suffer from not being in the standards and are harshly judged by society.