Showing posts with label youthlife. Show all posts
Showing posts with label youthlife. Show all posts

Monday, May 5, 2008

Look of The Year

Most of us already known that lookoftheyear.com hosting an online beauty contest called Look of The Year.

Astonishingly, hundreds of young and beautiful people from all over the world are participate with many that were of exceptional quality and talent.

Here are the to date top rated of each categories :

Female Age 14 – 19



Female Age +19



Male Age 14 – 19



Male Age +19




The top rated of this beauty contest will be receiving checks for $ 10,000 courtesy of lookoftheyear.com.



Monday, April 28, 2008

Sex Roles

Much of your sexual identity, from the way you dress to the way you feel about yourself as a sexual being, results from sex roles – social expectations concerning appropriate behavior for males and females.

Since sex roles are based on learning as well as on biological considerations, they vary from one culture to another.

Yet within a given society sex roles often appear to be relatively fixed, with negative labeling and impaired well-being resulting for those who deviate too far from the prescribed sex roles.

It will be interesting knowing how our lives are shaped by sex roles, especially the restrictive influence of stereotyped sex roles and the growing concern for more flexible ones.

Sunday, April 20, 2008

O-Hashi, a Teenage Expression

Adolescents reflect the problems and anxieties of society as a whole more intensely than any other group. Yet, even specialists who deal with young people admit that may basic questions about youth remain unanswered – crucial questions that ultimately affect the entire societal spectrum.

Well, may be this is the right time to listen youth spoke about themselves. Let us pick O-Hashi as an example. On this 16-years old’s blog we can find about what youth concern.

This youth journal publishes original experiences with an excellent, well-written presentation from the perspective of teenage.

It provides outstanding information and a required resource for anyone interested in the understanding, treatment, or prevention of emotional disturbances in youth.