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MeetAndressa DamianiFrom Brazil, a brand new version of the Human Barbie doll who joined the ranks of young women in the social media parade to immerse the on-market toy.


The Brazilian says his appearance is natural. Does not this sound to qualify for ... doll? The girl is proud of the fact that she had not gone under the knife or her own to look skinny. Millions of Brazilians living on an edge of poverty should also be proud of its achievements. Anyway, the embodiment of self-proclaimed naturalness uses a ton of face powder, eye-liner, mascara, as well as false eyelashes and push-up bras to get The so-called natural look. Given he also a fan of hair extensions, which correspond to his bleached locks and his blue contact lenses, the Lookal of the Barbie doll looks more like a modern Frankenstein creation. In addition, she seems cruelly seeming to be Frankenstein and her monster.


The 23 years won an initial first fame in his hometown of Blumenau where she was called 'Elsa' for resembling a state of Disney Ultra Popular. "Another Elsa ', you would say. Yeah. Recently, only Kim K seems to have more eyes than the princess with freezing powers. However, the girl has decided to choose the path of a barbie doll. Even Steven .


"I also met foreigners telling me that they are disgusted with watching my face and they fear me when they see me pass ahead. People flee when they see me, "the human doll confesses sadly. I can help but believe and I'm sorry for the passers-by - who fell victim to "natural beauty". Have you ever had the chance to meet a clown that pushed their face with powder to adjust makeup? Now, take a look at one of Andresa's selfies. Millions of humans have gained fear of clowns at the age of tender. In my estimate, she is quite scary. Maybe the head of the clown posses. So maybe what we need here is for Andressa to call him a day as Barbie and throw it with clown crowd. At least, clowns do not claim to look natural.


Ask any SANE person, whether it's an expert in human anatomy or taxi driver, that barbie body dimensions are physically as possible for a normal human to reach and they would think you're crazy.Valeria LukyanovaFrom Ukraine, Angelica Kenova and Lolita Richi from Russia, Hannah Grégory of South Korea, Dakota got up from the United States and dozens of more women believing that the human doll is the only effective way to become famous, y Including Andressa, does not agree. Regardless of the dangerousness and also ridiculous this trend, these ladies around the world represent the world better than the United Nations. It may be a good idea for Barbie doll manufacturers to organize a global summit with all eyes standing for their countries - Big 8 turned Big B.


A scientist who will invent a vaccine against obsessive young women to obtain artificially improved looks of a doll deserves to be allocated to the Nobel Prize. In fact, a concern like this can be a sign of a real disorder called dysmorphic syndrome. It is characterized by an anxiety and constant concerns about its own real or perceived defects that a person wants to repair or hide. Call it just what it is - a crisis of severe identity that probably requires the intervention of a psychiatrist.


But should women like Andressa Damiani be amused? That's exactly what I'm doing for the moment. To repent, I must admit that the mania of social media is manifested in billions of selfies as well as airbrush magazines cover any extremely unrealistic view of female beauty. The obsession of the world with the fifteen-minute concept of the fame raised by Andy Warhol so many years, a race also contributes to the growing desire to get up even by looking like a piece of plastic.


The barbies of real life have hordes of Instagram subscribers who love them ... and who hates them. Who pay attention to them. It is tragic that turning into an object to the size of the ipical eyes and the size of a porcelain, can be the only way for these girls to create a sense of acceptance and belonging. A false feeling of being noticed at the age of alienation and representations of social media markings. Can we be brutally honest and call it what it is - a very sad show!