What pressures does society put on you? What expectations does society impose on you— your body, your actions, your choices, your personality? Do you feel like individuals still exist, can people still be themselves, be unique, be authentic, be original? How do you feel like you operate within the expectations, roles, and norms that society has set for you? Do you try to break out of them? Do you go along with what society wants from you? How do these pressures and expectations manifest in our bodies and in our minds? Other than broad societal pressures, do you feel pressure from anything/anyone else to act a certain way or make certain choices? Do you feel put into a box? Do you feel free to make the choices you want to make and live the life you want to live?
Societal pressures and expectations are ridiculous. WHO DECIDED WHAT IS COUTH AND WHAT IS UNCOUTH? It's silly to me to feel like we need to stay in these arbitrary boxes that aim to restrict our individuality because "they" say it's what we're supposed to do. No one fits into these boxes because for 1) there is absolutely no way for us to follow every single norm 2) if you did, society would tell you you're weird/boring/have no personality and 3) these boxes are constantly changing. For example, the ideal body type for women. Once it was a full figure showing you had money to eat. In the 1920's a boyish figure to the point women would wrap their chests …