All About Me Research Paper

Let’s be honest here now, I am enslaved in more than one way. How exactly am I enslaved? I am enslaved through stereotyping, society and through my Type A brain. As a free person in America, who has never been discriminated against to my memory in my life yet; it is hard to see how I am enslaved in my daily life. However, I have been enslaved through how society has treated women, how I have been stereotyped for being a women, and also my over organizing brain. Society tells women to be at least 5’10, and only weight 120 pounds while in reality I’m 4’11 and range near that weight. Society makes women also believe that we need to be this blonde, tan, bombshell with large breasts who work out and are young. I’m none of these things except young. Society enslaves me by saying it doesn’t matter if I’m one of the smartest people on the earth, I have to be attractive to actually matter in a man’s world. Society’s perception of the way women show look not only enslaves me, but puts me in danger of mental and physical issues. The dangers are eating disorders such as bulimia or anorexia, but also
Becoming enslaved to the societal views of the perfect Barbie like women’s body is like a death sentence to me. If a women who is 5’10 should be 120 pounds then I should probably be 85 pounds this causes me to become judgmental with my own features. Also, the jokes of sexist men enslave me in trying to make me seem weak and defenseless. It hurts me in ways of not letting me not have an even playing field in terms of politically, economically and in the man’s world. Finally, I’m a slave to the Type A brain of how I over stress about deadlines and things that will cause me not sleep without planning out my entire day. I’m a slave to society and