How do I belong (or not belong) to the norms presented in media and how does that make me feel?
I think that I don't belong to the "rules" or "norms" from media because even though I'm a girl, I don't like makeup and nail polish, and I don't consider myself delicate and sentimental. Sometimes this makes me feel worried because media makes a bad prototype of women, by making them look weak and childish, and we are not like that. Another cause that makes me feel an outsider of media is that I'm an agnostic, and for media, the perfect religion is Catholic and being spiritual. This doesn't make me feel bad, because I believe in what I want, and no one can change that, and everyone has the right to believe in what they want. The last cause, why I feel an outsider is that the "perfect" race is being from the United States and being an American. This makes me feel angry because America is the whole continent, and not just the United States, so everyone should be called "Americans". To conclude I think that I don't belong to the stereotype of media because I don't care what people think about me.
