Give Rating To My Sister Out Of 10 She Wants To Be A Model

How accurate is the website Pink Mirror in determining someone's physical attractiveness (I'm pretty self-conscious about my appearance but scored 8.4 out of 10)?

I looked Pink Mirror up, and I can say without question that site is not a healthy solution for men or women who may have little or issues with their perceived physical appearance.First, you SHOULD NOT based your physical self-worth based on a website, any site.Second, you should not base your physical self-worth on a rating system at all. Specially one online. As a photographer I can tell you that you are literally seeding insecurities within yourself. Since you know, those photos are not the real you. Just touched up versions of photos of you and as again, as photographer, they are not very well done either. They are touching them up but I noticed they made that Asian lady’s eyes bigger. You know the one, on the frontpage, which I uploaded here.Your self worth comes from within you. Yes, cliche as heck. But it is cliche because it is true. Work on your physique and also on your mental acceptance of yourself and if you NEED to ask people about your looks, then ask people whose opinion you actually trust and not strangers online.For your own sanity. Do this.Having other people rate you like a piece of meat can be a fun, stupid and silly time waster, but obviously this is not what *you* are getting out of it. You are trying to build your physical attractiveness and self worth through fake photos. Yeah, that is never going to lead you to a mentally healthy place… at all, specially in the long run. Since all you will need is some trolls to utterly make you question yourself.Please don’t use sites like those for the reasons you are thinking.

At what age does it become inappropriate for parents to bathe or shower with their children? Or having them see you naked in general?

As others have said, this partly depends on culture differences, but...It can also depend on other factors.  I'm a mother of two boys and two girls.  The first boy still took a shower with me when he was three, but it stopped before he was four; I can't remember exactly when.  It was my choice, even though there were not issues.  (Note: I bathed my infants safely until they could sit up, and then they'd take showers with me.  Whereas either my husband and I rinsed them in the shower a few times, we avoided that, since really it's potentially dangerous.)Then my second boy, who is four years younger than the firstborn, showered with me until he was around two.  He was simply too curious and touchy.  He started bathing with his older brother, but that soon came to and end as well, because he wanted to touch the older brother.  So I had to talk to him.  I'd have to bathe him separately to get him clean.  Besides that, the then six year old boy had already reached the age—for him—at which he didn't want to be seen naked nor wanted to see us that way.  The younger boy is now 8.5 and sometimes shows up in front of someone naked and doesn't make a big deal over it.  The two girls still shower with me.  One is six, and the other is about to turn four.  They sometimes take a bath in the garden tub, but they otherwise shower with me.  It's no problem.  I remember my younger sister and I taking a shower with my mother.  No problem.  We stopped sometime a few years before our teens.  As a teen, my best friend and I showered together whenever we'd spend the night together. No big deal. My girls are beyond taking a shower with their dad, but that was cut off around three.  He sometimes showers in the morning, in addition to the regular night shower, and the kids thought it was fun to get in, too.  The boys did when they were little, too.  They'd sit in there for awhile, then I'd get them out and dry them.  I wouldn't see a problem with the boys still showering with their dad, bit neither want to.  The oldest is VERY private, lol, and he's every bit as respectful to others' privacy.