The portrayal of high profile females in the media goes against femininity

Many high profile females in the media have had liposuction, breast implants, nose jobs, Botox, face lifts, tummy tucks, and chemical peeling of the skin. For someone who is an idol to thousands, maybe even millions of people, portraying these hyper-sexualised looks as 'natural beauty' fools innocent teenagers and adults into thinking that that is what society deems acceptable, that that is what they need to look like without being judged, and that that is what they need to achieve in life. These absurd social expectations set out by high profile females are naturally unachievable and can only be gained by extensive and regular visits to a cosmetic surgeon, which the vast majority of our population either don't have easy access to, or don't have the money to undergo such expensive procedures. Even if they did have the money, why should girls spend their life committing themselves to a fake body image, just to be noticed by the other sex as a purely physical attraction? These pictures in the papers, on social media, and on television are saying to women all around the world: "if you don't have this body, then you are not an Ideal woman and you will not be noticed or appreciated." An example is female celebrities attending awards ceremonies 'wear' minuscule pieces of paper-thin fabric barely covering their reproductive organs, and the men turn up in suits and tuxedoes with no more then their head exposed. This just shows how women celebrities go out of their way, purely to grab the attention of the male audience and this behaviour, from such idols, teaches abhorrent principles to our younger generation; principles that say women have to live their lives just to please men. These unattainable body images being force fed to our population results in women never happy with their features, teenager girls purposely throwing their food up to achieve a stick thin body, verging on a medical emergency, women starving themselves because they want to lose weight as fast as possible, girls uncontrollably weeping in the school toilets worrying that they're not enough to be accepted in this world, countless numbers of nervous breakdowns in the corridors because they will never be able to gain the 'perfect' body that all of society seeks for, but only ever finds in millionaire celebrities and video games. Talking of video games, the extreme majority of female video game characters have hyper sexualised features: women with impossible curves, back-breaking breasts, and buttocks about to burst, strut around their virtual world, flaunting their enlarged eyes and freakishly large lips. These types of games, usually played by males, teaches them that all women should look as good as this and that if they don't look like that then they're below average. Games like grand theft auto also encourage this type of behaviour. With the freedom to do virtually anything, you can have intercourse with a woman and then brutally murder her afterwards, all with no punishment! This completely, and wrongly objectifies women and portrays them as people only to be appreciated by their physical appearance and to be treated however men feel like treating them. You talked about women staying at home, acting feeble, and being weak, but why should they be isolated, why should they be submissive, and ultimately, why should their whole life rotate around men?