Media EssayAdvanced CompositionNo means no"I don't believe in rape. No means no. Wait, if no meant no, all men would die virgins. No, that means working on the neck , nipples and come back in five minutes I'm not saying a father should give this version of the birds and the bees to his son Look, she's going to block your hands at least four or five times. -down now, right. She wouldn't dress like that if she didn't want to get fingered. Comedian Daniel Tosh expressed this quote as harmful. really what society thinks? Are women supposed to be easy? Should men take control and get what they want? A simple joke can be considered what our society actually thinks unconsciously. our society has changed a lot compared to the past. Skirts are getting shorter and shorter, bikinis smaller. People undergo all kinds of plastic surgery to try to make their outward appearance even more beautiful. Society has impacted us in such a way that most people don't even think about what's happening. Our outward appearance has shaped the way society thinks today. Jean Kilbourne, in her article titled Two Ways A Woman Can Get Hurt, discusses how the media has impacted what we see people today. She explains this best for girls, but it can apply to all genders in the situation she explains: if people are ugly, fat, disfigured or disabled, they are considered outcasts of what is normal.2But what is normal? According to the Random House Unabridged Dictionary, normality in terms of biology and medicine is just a natural phenomenon. To be normal, no physical or mental changes can be made to make you appear normal. Anyone ...... middle of paper ...... ading America. Boston, New York: Bedford, 2004. 455-476. Messner, Michael A. “Center of Attention: The Gender of Sports Media.” Reread America. Boston, New York: Bedford, 2004. 477-489.- “Men feel increased pressure to conform to a dominant, aggressive masculine stereotype, which leads to low self-esteem and a high incidence of depression. » -"Boys feel a lot of anxiety and sadness about becoming men." - “Even though they seemingly feel content, many boys experience deep feelings of loneliness and alienation. » Stiles, John. Answers.Com. March 4, 2004. October 5, 2006. “Advertising exceeded $450 billion in the United States. » Tannen, Deborah. “Sex, lies and talking.” Reread America. Boston, New York: Bedford, 2004. 313-317. “Talking is a question of intimacy. Marriage is an orgy of closeness: you can express your feelings and thoughts, while being loved.."