Should Girls Younger than Thirteen Be Allowed in Beauty Pageants?
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While those are good points, are they worth all the pressure? Pageant can instill a false sense of what beauty is. It's all based on what someone percieves as physical beauty. And even though winning may be nice for the winner, what about the losers? They end up feeling worthless, not pretty enough, not skinny enough. Pageants tend to promote an insane version of what beauty should be. Side: No
Yes, before the age of thirteen, a child should be able to decide something so minuscule as a pageant. It's just dressing up and getting an award if they win. It doesn't have to get so dramatic like the TV show Toddlers and Tiaras. Small girls should have fun dressing up and showing off to an audience, like their little girl hearts desire. Side: Yes
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Absolutely not. Beauty pageants are merely a parade of physical arrogance and a well masked prostitution. It displays women like meat on the market and valued only for their bodies and a laughable attempt to hide their idiocy. And I havent included the stressful backstage which is full of contestants trying to bring down their rivals with anything that can affect their self esteem. It is harmful for the real useful women of the society because they start to become insecure of themselves and think that they should act like those Bimbos It is harmful for men because they start to believe that those are the "perfect woman" . Will really you expose the children to this game of vanity? Side: No
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