Is this woman really the example young girls want to copy so they can be like her?

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Do girls really want to be like Kendall or Kylie, etc etc? If that is real that is very very sad!!! Why girls won't like to copy girls like the one on the right and they prefer shallow role models with nothing to offer only her body and physical attributes? The girl from the right Alyssa Carson is part of a group of young people working to position themselves to be the first astronauts to go to Mars. Carson, who is now 19, has attended every NASA space camp and was the youngest person to graduate from the Advanced Space Academy.
And at 15, Carson became the youngest person to be accepted into the prestigious Advanced PoSSUM Space Academy, where she received the certification in applied astronautics, officially making her certified to do a sub-orbital research flight and venture into the cosmos. Why young girls do not wish to be like her, good students, work hard for their future. Im not saying they have to be astronauts who require money to become taht, but Im saying that hard working students, to do something good for their future and not that self absorbed, narcissist ladies like the Kartrashians or many other simiular girls like the Jenners and Kartrashians who for them it is more important a physical body, the shallow stuff in thsi world, who do not offer anythign to the community cause sex sales unfortunately.

Lynx122 · Accepted Answer

It's all about getting attention today and people just follow this path. Personally I prefer to build myself up slowly and dealing with my problems in life instead of chasing fame and trying to drown my issues with success but to each their own. I don't feel like anything's missing from my life because I'm not famous on Instagram or some other platform.

I'm sure there are people who look up to the astronaut girl it's just not as easily marketable. But you have to ask yourself who will be more happy with their life and more fulfilled in the long run? The girl that went to space? Or the girl who was born into a rich family and all she did her whole life was model?

Just because society rewards certain things more or pays more attention to certain things doesn't mean you have to follow suit and live your life that way, you can follow the path that you think is valuable, the one that's right for you. The path where you think you can contribute something that's worth the sacrifices. And you can find happiness no matter if you become famous for it or not.

normalice · Accepted Answer

You know, one of the things that makes smart girls what they are is at some point they learned how to use paragraphs..

Anyway, from early on girls are told they should expect to be ruled by men. And that the best way to get a good one is to look good. There is nothing wrong with looking good, of course, but it is an entirely antithetical state of mind to learning about objective reality. So it takes more brain power than people generally have to be able to switch between the two.

Thus, when a young girl is told she needs to attract a man to take care of her and protect her from other men and that the way to do that is to look pretty, she may start on that path. And getting on a different path is harder the further down they go. By the time a girl reaches the age where they can identify with either of the women pictured, it's likely too late.

doopayo · Accepted Answer

It’s not really that young girls want to be like Kylie. If you look deeper at the whole thing, the entire internet doesn’t even remotely like Kylie for her personality. She rose to fam mostly due to her looks and various scandals and because of that other girls/women will look at that and see how much attention she’s getting and most likely want to get the same type of attention.

After all, who doesn’t like being considered attractive/sexy? A lot of women/girls do.

For example, just look at Madison Beer. She’s really attractive and many people like her for that although she doesn’t want to admit it. She’s gotten a lot of plastic surgery done which most women aren’t able to afford and because of that women look at Madison beer as this standard of beauty but what most don’t know is that it’s basically unattainable for the average female.

gaygod_19 · Accepted Answer

First of all. There is nothing wrong with the first girl. You have been so brainwashed by our patriarchal society that the first type of girl is shallow and has nothing to offer. Sure they’re famous cuz they’re hot. But it doesn’t mean that they are stupid.
Secondly, i must agree with u on the fact that most young girls want to be the first type. Because our society dont value women who are in fields that’s considered “a man’s job”. U dont see them that often on the news. U dont even see any representation of women in STEM. We all dont. Our society is built on patriarchy and they dont want women to take charge.

FictionalCharacter · Answer

Because the media and Kendall or Kylie Jenner. Shows young women that looks get you far and ahead of life. Which in all honesty is true. All these Instagram girls who followed the jenners and look like them, do end up getting all the phrase and attention and free stuff from big companies.

Going to NASA requires a lot of brain power and money 💵 for the schools.

Basically the common person wants “give me attention and free stuff with little effort.” Than “look at my accomplishments by struggling.”

ObscuredBeyond · Answer

Because they are groomed in screwl to embrace a shallow existence. They get to college, and try to be something decent, and earn it, the NPCs reeee and attack them. Then, the student government harasses them for being unpopular with the NPCs. But aim to be like Ms. Shallow Pants, and you get adorned for all the wrong reasons , without having to sweat, lose sleep, or get assaulted by NPCs.

Anonymous · Answer

I 100% agree!!! When I was a kid I actually wanted to be an astronaut! I remember feeling genuinely gutted when I found out it ‘wasn’t for women’. My best subject thought school was physics, I seem to have a knack for science, solving puzzles and being creative. And I’ve always wondered what if. I definitely don’t believe on placing limits on people! It’s just wrong I’m so many ways. Imagine what society is missing out on because kids dreams are curbed instead of encouraged.

Maddywastaken · Answer

girls can have role models whoever they r, just bc u think they should have certain role models doesn't make it right, its just ur opinion. let people have their opinion, thats whats really sad

Anonymous · Answer

It's the different between working hard to succeed in status and not having to work hard to succeed in attractiveness.

Why work hard at something people aren't that interested in when you can be desired en mass without effort? Branding is also harder to replace than functionality.

Anonymous · Answer

Kendall is hot. Not her fault she slim and tall. And she seems funny.
Anybody cool with Tyler the creator a cool in my book.

It's women job to promote other women you deem who is better. Is Kendall not supposed to be her self? It's her dream to be a model.

pigoat · Answer

Live your life how you want to Kylie and alyssa are

offendedsorbet · Answer

Models have been the top influencers for a long time. People aspire to be like them because they get attention.

Anonymous · Answer

What’s sad is that young girls are shamed for wanting to be models. Not everyone has the same dream and that is okay. What’s not okay is using one woman to bring another down just because of their careers.

ChiTown33 · Answer

I hope not. But if they do you really can't blame them look at how much they rake in. They may be a societal joke. But they're laughing all rhe way to the bank.

ChefPapiChulo · Answer

The Jenners are just riding the socialite wave. They’ve always existed. And necessarily there’s very little wrong with what they do. I personally give them little to no attention because i have no interest in them.

DavidFox · Answer

Alyssa isn’t a brand responsible for selling billions of $$ in product, the others are.

Holisticapproachsara · Answer

Girls can choose to be like whoever they want. Thats the whole point

Waldoe · Answer

she is awesome, but not a "Role model" yet... I hope she makes "Headlines" girls need more Role models...

SavageGirl101 · Answer

Lmaoooo im confused are u saying the kendall is bad or something?

OddBeMe · Answer

Because crazy reality shows are fun. Like males looking up to famous athletes who bash their wives because theyre suffering from CMS.

Wise4myage · Answer

Hopefully more girls desire to be like Alyssa Carson and not that Kardashian trash.

Anonymous · Answer

Alyssa Carson is a much better role model for sure. But you can’t make a billion dollars and be world famous being an astronaut.

Anonymous · Answer

Welcome to the capitalist world. 🙄 Girls on the left are generally in demand because they are cheap and poor quality. Girls on the right are honest and smart so nobody likes them.

Jusin · Answer

Any one is Hollyweird is a terrible role model

Anonymous · Answer

I'm a 21 yo female and my dream as a kid/teen was to be an astronaut, and people would laugh at me because " BUT YOU'RE A GIRL"/

Anonymous · Answer

Carson is not old enough to be on the first manned mission to mars. Those people are probably at least in their mid 30's right now.

nnnnnnnn5 · Answer

why can't girls just be theirselfs nowadies?

Rasmind78 · Answer

Carson looking photogenic too tbf

joeldalton · Answer

Why do you judge what other people want to do?

Anonymous · Answer

Why can't a girl be hot and smart?

Whitemeatchicken · Answer

I’ve seen a lot worse.

TaeTaeTeaBTSSS · Answer

Well i am one of them

888theGreat · Answer

Liberalization of society

Tstrbrainer · Answer

Everyone likes celebrities.  That's normal

fonduegirl · Answer

She's a 7.

Luigie · Answer

I really hope not.

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