Mediality

[Cami]

A perceived reality influenced through media that one is exposed to. With growth of social media [networking] sites one could create a mediality to others based on the user generated content they display and [links] they share to commercial content of personal interest thereby creating [mymediality].

[Julian]

The degree to which a media container, such as an [analog book] (a [paperback], a hardcover, etc.), an [ebook], a website, or any other object holding media communicates its contents. High level mediality expresses itself in an abundance of different types of media contained by the product. Low level mediality suggests a scarcity of different media within the product.

[Cami]

A reality created by the media. In this subuniverse, everything is perfect. All the women are beautiful and all the men are muscular an manly. Unfortunately, this [unreal] mediality causes people in real life to attempt to [attain] these extremely [unreachable] standards, usually with unwelcomed and ugly habits.

[Kai]

the way [the media] portrays women versus how they actually look in real life.

It is the involuntary (or [voluntary]) act of buying into or becoming obsessed with the media’s portrayal of beautiful women.

Believing the [false advertisement] that the media portrays.

Becoming obsessed with one’s own body, so they resemble the media’s portrayal of beautiful.