If you’re familiar with the phrase “sad, but true,” this must-watch video is hilarious because it’s so sad that it’s so true.
Moms, watch this one with your daughters! I know I will be showing this in my Mother-Daughter workshops based on Friendship & Other Weapons when we talk about the media’s impact on young girls. This is the perfect clip for creating awareness about healthy body images, photoshopping, and self-esteem.
Fotoshop by Adobé from Jesse Rosten on Vimeo.
“Maybe she’s born with it. No…I’m pretty sure it’s Fotoshop!”
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