Persuasive Essay On Double Standards

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Most women, like myself, take at least an hour or an hour in a half to get dressed. This is because of self­confidence. Self-conscience is not something that is taught,but it is a feeling that an individual receives when doing something, or wearing a particular outfit. A few reasons women take a long time to get dressed is that they try to please this judgmental world, and outshine the people next to them. People should not be self­conscience because it interferes with their life which is supposed to be lived happy and carefree. Women can have their outfit lied out on the bed, but will put it on and second guess it because of they are afraid of what someone else might say about their outfit. Society now is so judgmental that others’ can not be happy with what they wear, or how …show more content…

However, some women take a long time to get dressed, so they can outshine the person next to them. People do this for attention, and try to make others think that they are “winning,” but in reality they are not. You should not have to compete with others just to be happy with what you wear. Do not go broke trying to impress someone, because nine times out of ten the people you want to impress is not paying that much attention to you. Everyone should be self-confident in what they wear although it should not matter because what does matter or should count is how you are feeling on the inside. You should not always want to please others, and you should not always want to dress tacky.Whenever a lady walks out of her room with her outfit that she spent hours to pick, she wants to have confident in what she wears. It takes a time to pick out a perfect outfit,

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