#culminating task

[thetheoryoffitness-blog]

Blog~The Petite Piglet

             Jenn Likover, the author of the petite piglet takes on a dominant position when discussing her weight loss and fitness routine. Her blog which is aimed towards young women in hopes of helping them lead better lives negatively impacts their mental wellness. Through her use of images such as the one underneath she overly sexualizes her body in hopes of drawing more attention to her work out regime. The one she mentions on her blog is not very hard, however, she continually uses fraises that talk about thinking less about the injuries and more so into what you could look like in the future. For instance, she states; “sweat dries, blood clots, bones heal. Suck it up princess”  When here she is actually trying to get her audience to neglect their physical well being in hopes of gaining a healthier body later on. However, in truth, this is actually a horrible idea as if you overexert your body eventually you will begin to feel the negative side effects. 

The photograph above shows how she uses encoding to explicitly tell her readers that by following her workout regimen they can look like her. This is because she states “nothing tastes as good as being fit feels” here she is explaining that if you want to feel good you have to be skinny and fit, where as  you can be fit and still be larger in size. 

(The quotation mentioned in paragraph one)

[wingsofdreamers]

Even at 12:43 A.M.

I am procrastinating on my Science Culminating Task for Optics, which is worth like 15% of my mark and is due tomorrow. I have one last part to do, and I am sure that once I actually start doing it, I'll finish it in like 5 or 10 minutes, but gosh it's so boring.