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have been criticizing the Barbie doll for years, saying it sends the
 
have been criticizing the Barbie doll for years, saying it sends the
 
wrong message to girls. You have to be sexy-looking to attract male
 
wrong message to girls. You have to be sexy-looking to attract male
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attention. Having large breasts is the ideal.  Frankly, it just makes teenage boys just want to "bust a load".
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attention. Having large breasts is the ideal.
  
 
There's even a music video by Aqua with sexually suggestive lyrics
 
There's even a music video by Aqua with sexually suggestive lyrics
 
*Girl: "You can ... undress me everywhere"  
 
*Girl: "You can ... undress me everywhere"  
 
*Boy: "You're my doll."
 
*Boy: "You're my doll."
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*Girl: "Do whatever you please." [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pxn567bHny8]
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*Girl: "Do whatever you please." [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pxn567bHny8]
  
 
This sounds less like guidance
 
This sounds less like guidance
 
on how to have a good [[marriage]] than an invitation to fantasize about
 
on how to have a good [[marriage]] than an invitation to fantasize about
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premarital sex.<Ref>"Hankie Pankie" is a euphemism for sexual activity. [http://www.phrases.org.uk/meanings/170400.html]</ref> Is this what we want for American adolescents? I think not!
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premarital sex.<ref>[http://www.phrases.org.uk/meanings/170400.html "Hankie Pankie" is a euphemism for sexual activity]</ref> Is this what we want for American adolescents?
  
 
There's a movie which asserts that Barbie is intended to be a role model for girls.
 
There's a movie which asserts that Barbie is intended to be a role model for girls.
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Latest revision as of 15:46, September 26, 2018

People have been criticizing the Barbie doll for years, saying it sends the wrong message to girls. You have to be sexy-looking to attract male attention. Having large breasts is the ideal.

There's even a music video by Aqua with sexually suggestive lyrics

  • Girl: "You can ... undress me everywhere"
  • Boy: "You're my doll."
  • Girl: "Do whatever you please." [1]

This sounds less like guidance on how to have a good marriage than an invitation to fantasize about premarital sex.[1] Is this what we want for American adolescents?

There's a movie which asserts that Barbie is intended to be a role model for girls.

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