Greta Heeb's Blog

In today's society especially on social media, it seems like every one that is famous or has thousands of "likes" all really look the same.  For women, body wise they all have these long legs, huge hips, and a tiny waist. None of them suffer from things like acne, small chest, or even the "awkward middle school phase" that everyone I knew including myself had to go through.  Then you start to look at the people in your everyday life.  You think of your friends, family members, and even some acquaintances, but funny enough no one seems to look like them. The richer you are the better you can look, and this article backs it up.  In today's world, the definition of beauty is not to look like yourself or embrace your natural figure but to hide all flaws and make yourself as inhumanly looking as possible.  That is the kind of message these movie stars and these editing companies are sending.  I think it is sad that we have become such a vain and self-absorbed wor

The identity i want to portray in my composite piece is a sense of unease.  Like Gregory Crewdson i want it to feel like you are walking into a scene that has just happened and your kind of getting the after effects.  The way i am going to set it up will be a setting that has just been destroyed in some way and the person (me) lying in the bath tub will just have a blank expression, kind of sad and expressionless. The character her self will be uneasy which will make her vulnerable and the situation vulnerable to what you can imagine happened there.

Homework Response Two What I thought the article was saying was that trumps administration is accusing people of posting false facts about them on social media that are calling them out on their lies including the things they say they are going to do and what happening in the world right now.   They respond by calling these lies alternative facts, but an alternative fact is different than a lie. A lie is a person voluntarily telling someone false information that cannot be backed up which is what much of what they’re saying.   This connects with the other reading because many young people today feel forced to believe and feel a certain about many issues in our society today.   They feel that this pressure is not allowing them to even have a change to consider what the other side is feeling. And if one does believe what some of the older generation believe in they are sentenced to judgement. Since this is the case how do we ever know what is right or wrong and true or false? To my