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I'd want to know what people think about the stereotypes in today's advertising for the sexes.
How degrading/categorizing/sexist do you think it is?
I'd like to know what your stance is as well. Please expan on your own topic, and give your own insigt onto the issue; so we can actually have a discussion; otherwise there is no discussion. REmember this is Mature Discussion; not the sub-topic forum.-Sui
Sorry bout that Sui, I was a little tired at the time I wrote the thread.
Anyways, Advertisements today try to send messages to a certain audience and I't's gotten to a point in where they use gender stereotypes to sell their product.
I think that some of the messeges are very subtle and others out in the open.
But people are saying that those messages are dictating what the norm is for males and females and that it's severly affecting how people think. Now I agree and disagree with that.
I agree that people can be affected in terms of buying or endorsing in their product, but it doesn't affect the way people act as a norm...
Actually let me rephrase that, I should say that people shouldn't be that impressionble. But it's not like I can defend that.
How degrading/categorizing/sexist do you think it is?
I'd like to know what your stance is as well. Please expan on your own topic, and give your own insigt onto the issue; so we can actually have a discussion; otherwise there is no discussion. REmember this is Mature Discussion; not the sub-topic forum.-Sui
Sorry bout that Sui, I was a little tired at the time I wrote the thread.
Anyways, Advertisements today try to send messages to a certain audience and I't's gotten to a point in where they use gender stereotypes to sell their product.
I think that some of the messeges are very subtle and others out in the open.
But people are saying that those messages are dictating what the norm is for males and females and that it's severly affecting how people think. Now I agree and disagree with that.
I agree that people can be affected in terms of buying or endorsing in their product, but it doesn't affect the way people act as a norm...
Actually let me rephrase that, I should say that people shouldn't be that impressionble. But it's not like I can defend that.