There is  lot of stereotyping around sexuality and gender roles. I think that women are made out to be more delicate and fragile then they actually are. Society puts this filter in our brains that women can only do certain things and should only look a certain way. It is impounded into everyone’s head so severely that most everyone buys into it, but are we really so dense that we let others ideas control our own feelings? When I photographed the women holding a cake I didn’t realize I was maybe playing into that gender role a little bit. Why did the woman I used have a alluring physic? Why did I choose a woman in the first place? If there was a naked man in the kitchen, what would people’s reactions be? I think that women’s bodies are (for some reason) not as shocking to see naked.

There is  lot of stereotyping around sexuality and gender roles. I think that women are made out to be more delicate and fragile then they actually are. Society puts this filter in our brains that women can only do certain things and should only look a certain way. It is impounded into everyone’s head so severely that most everyone buys into it, but are we really so dense that we let others ideas control our own feelings? When I photographed the women holding a cake I didn’t realize I was maybe playing into that gender role a little bit. Why did the woman I used have a alluring physic? Why did I choose a woman in the first place? If there was a naked man in the kitchen, what would people’s reactions be? I think that women’s bodies are (for some reason) not as shocking to see naked.

There is  lot of stereotyping around sexuality and gender roles. I think that women are made out to be more delicate and fragile then they actually are. Society puts this filter in our brains that women can only do certain things and should only look a certain way. It is impounded into everyone’s head so severely that most everyone buys into it, but are we really so dense that we let others ideas control our own feelings? When I photographed the women holding a cake I didn’t realize I was maybe playing into that gender role a little bit. Why did the woman I used have a alluring physic? Why did I choose a woman in the first place? If there was a naked man in the kitchen, what would people’s reactions be? I think that women’s bodies are (for some reason) not as shocking to see naked.

There is  lot of stereotyping around sexuality and gender roles. I think that women are made out to be more delicate and fragile then they actually are. Society puts this filter in our brains that women can only do certain things and should only look a certain way. It is impounded into everyone’s head so severely that most everyone buys into it, but are we really so dense that we let others ideas control our own feelings? When I photographed the women holding a cake I didn’t realize I was maybe playing into that gender role a little bit. Why did the woman I used have a alluring physic? Why did I choose a woman in the first place? If there was a naked man in the kitchen, what would people’s reactions be? I think that women’s bodies are (for some reason) not as shocking to see naked.

There is  lot of stereotyping around sexuality and gender roles. I think that women are made out to be more delicate and fragile then they actually are. Society puts this filter in our brains that women can only do certain things and should only look a certain way. It is impounded into everyone’s head so severely that most everyone buys into it, but are we really so dense that we let others ideas control our own feelings? When I photographed the women holding a cake I didn’t realize I was maybe playing into that gender role a little bit. Why did the woman I used have a alluring physic? Why did I choose a woman in the first place? If there was a naked man in the kitchen, what would people’s reactions be? I think that women’s bodies are (for some reason) not as shocking to see naked.

There is  lot of stereotyping around sexuality and gender roles. I think that women are made out to be more delicate and fragile then they actually are. Society puts this filter in our brains that women can only do certain things and should only look a certain way. It is impounded into everyone’s head so severely that most everyone buys into it, but are we really so dense that we let others ideas control our own feelings? When I photographed the women holding a cake I didn’t realize I was maybe playing into that gender role a little bit. Why did the woman I used have a alluring physic? Why did I choose a woman in the first place? If there was a naked man in the kitchen, what would people’s reactions be? I think that women’s bodies are (for some reason) not as shocking to see naked.

There is  lot of stereotyping around sexuality and gender roles. I think that women are made out to be more delicate and fragile then they actually are. Society puts this filter in our brains that women can only do certain things and should only look a certain way. It is impounded into everyone’s head so severely that most everyone buys into it, but are we really so dense that we let others ideas control our own feelings? When I photographed the women holding a cake I didn’t realize I was maybe playing into that gender role a little bit. Why did the woman I used have a alluring physic? Why did I choose a woman in the first place? If there was a naked man in the kitchen, what would people’s reactions be? I think that women’s bodies are (for some reason) not as shocking to see naked.

There is  lot of stereotyping around sexuality and gender roles. I think that women are made out to be more delicate and fragile then they actually are. Society puts this filter in our brains that women can only do certain things and should only look a certain way. It is impounded into everyone’s head so severely that most everyone buys into it, but are we really so dense that we let others ideas control our own feelings? When I photographed the women holding a cake I didn’t realize I was maybe playing into that gender role a little bit. Why did the woman I used have a alluring physic? Why did I choose a woman in the first place? If there was a naked man in the kitchen, what would people’s reactions be? I think that women’s bodies are (for some reason) not as shocking to see naked.

There is  lot of stereotyping around sexuality and gender roles. I think that women are made out to be more delicate and fragile then they actually are. Society puts this filter in our brains that women can only do certain things and should only look a certain way. It is impounded into everyone’s head so severely that most everyone buys into it, but are we really so dense that we let others ideas control our own feelings? When I photographed the women holding a cake I didn’t realize I was maybe playing into that gender role a little bit. Why did the woman I used have a alluring physic? Why did I choose a woman in the first place? If there was a naked man in the kitchen, what would people’s reactions be? I think that women’s bodies are (for some reason) not as shocking to see naked.

There is  lot of stereotyping around sexuality and gender roles. I think that women are made out to be more delicate and fragile then they actually are. Society puts this filter in our brains that women can only do certain things and should only look a certain way. It is impounded into everyone’s head so severely that most everyone buys into it, but are we really so dense that we let others ideas control our own feelings? When I photographed the women holding a cake I didn’t realize I was maybe playing into that gender role a little bit. Why did the woman I used have a alluring physic? Why did I choose a woman in the first place? If there was a naked man in the kitchen, what would people’s reactions be? I think that women’s bodies are (for some reason) not as shocking to see naked.