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Aleksandra Żebrowska encouraged fans to sign a petition to mark retouched ads on the web. Agata Rubik commented on the celebrity’s entry, and her words started a fierce discussion among Internet users.
though
Aleksandra Zebrowska
is active on the web, her subsequent entries generally differ significantly from the idealized shots that we often see on the profiles of professional influencers.
Wife of Michał Żebrowski
regularly documents
the true face of motherhood,
she also often shows herself in a natural version. Recently, the celebrity has once again moved on her profile
the topic of self-acceptance.
This time, Żebrowska encouraged observers to sign the petition
requesting the flagging of advertisements that have been retouched.
See: Aleksandra Żebrowska poses in underwear and with a child at her breast. “At least the armpit shaved.” Zborowska comments… (PHOTO)
Aleksandra Żebrowska fights retouching in the new campaign. Agata Rubik comments
The celebrity published the frames
from the campaign promoting the action,
wherein
her natural photo was compared with a shot enhanced in a graphics program.
She also showed her face with various filters applied to it. She provided the whole with an extensive entry in which she emphasized that social media
are full of “toxic advice” aimed mainly at teenagers,
and the standards of beauty promoted there often
have a detrimental effect on young girls.
Under Żebrowska’s post there were many comments from Internet users following her. She also decided to add her two cents to the discussion
Agata Rubik.
Piotr Rubik’s wife explicitly admitted in the published commentary that she was not sure
markings of retouched campaigns can make a difference.
The problem is not the retouched covers, but the lack of self-confidence. I don’t know if the markings will change anything. May
she wrote.
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Internet users discuss Agata Rubik’s comment. The celebrity replied
Agata Rubik’s words started under Żebrowska’s post
fierce discussion.
Responding to the celebrity’s comment, many users emphasized that
this is the ubiquitous retouch
contributes to the lowering of self-confidence among teenagers.
And the uncertainty has to come from something.
When you look at beautiful, retouched faces online, what kind of teenager is supposed to be like that?;
Nonsense. As they attack from everywhere over the images of ironed celebrities, it is difficult to gain confidence
– netizens wrote.
And where is this self-confidence supposed to be built?
how do smoothed and artificially enhanced women all around see these girls?
the user asked.
Rubik decided to answer the Internet user.
Self-confidence is developed primarily at home.
I am absolutely not criticizing this campaign.
Just wondering if this will actually solve the problem
she explained.
Some Internet users did not agree with Rubik’s words this time. There was no shortage of voices emphasizing that
not all teenagers bring confidence from home,
and even if they do, they may be severely affected by the content they see online.
Unfortunately, not every teenager can count on support at home
and thus building self-esteem; Only a few people, unfortunately, take their self-confidence from home. So it is worth slowly eliminating these false role models as well; I think that the exaggerated, unnatural canons of “beauty”
they can undermine, or at least doubt, self-confidence, even that acquired at home.
Teenagers seek authority figures in a dangerous, deceptive web
users wrote.
One Internet user said that such campaigns are very much needed, emphasizing how important it is to show teenagers “what is true and what is an illusion”. Rubik decided to answer.
What won’t help is getting smarter.
You can translate, teach, show at home, and your daughters will go out to friends anyway, they will look at beautiful, edited photos and you won’t even look back, and they will come back with a lot of problems.
And believe me, you’ll be lucky if you spot something (…)
she wrote.
Being smart won’t help. I’m wondering, and you seem to be sure.
And yet, I am working very hard to ensure that when I look back, I will notice happy and confident women
she replied.
See Żebrowska’s entry and Agata Rubik’s comments.
Source: pudelek.pl
