We're real blonds, not Barbies!!!
Blond girls are defined by having big boobs, blue eyes, a blond and girly attitude. They wear a lot of pink and are often seen as having a less developped intellectual capacity. The best manner to illustrate this way of thinking is by taking a sentence from a squetch by Ellie Semoun: « I'm looking for a blond girl with big boobs, for the interested ones call me».
Those stereotypes are very common, they can change a classic girl's life into hell.The society has changed in the way that nowadays a blond girl is immediately associated with fake ideas. We talk, knowing perfectly the situation, by being two natural blond girls.We lost the count of each desobligeant reflexion like « You are blond anyway, you can't understand!», there is no possible reply. There are two categories of blonds: the real ones and the fakes.
First of all, what is a fake blond? It 's a woman who wants to follow a fashion flow. She adopts an extremely girlish attitude, wearing provocative clothes. By her behaviour, she wants to be different from the others, special in her own way. Generally, it is this kind of person who helps the spread of those stereotypes.
An important phenomenon in the show business consists in « selling her body » in order to create a real fantasm for the opposite sex but also for women who wants to look like them. Pamela Anderson, Paris Hilton and Anna Nicole Smith are perfect examples. These women gain millions of dollar by posing in public.
And hapilly there are us: born blond naturally.We don't ask anything, we stay simple but sometimes stereotypes make that we can play with them and change attitude. It's quite simple to hide behind a mask in order to do what others are waiting from us. Stupidity is the result of the humanity by protending that the hair color has an influence on our intelectual capacity. In my life, people asked me if I wanted to changed my hair color. I replied by saying: « of course not, I'm proud of being blond! » as following statistics the number of blonds is decreasing.
In contradiction with received ideas, our wardrobe isn't full with pink dresses. We are women but without the obsession of our look.
For each blond, be proud of who you are!
By Alexandra Trzcinski and Jennifer Ruffier - EJC 1
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