Leah Q. Adult-in-Training

        Social Media is a huge part of everyday life. Frankly if it isn’t you’ll probably never read this blog anyways so that argument is irrelevant. Every day I see memes and tweets that comment on the female form. On our bodies, our faces, our fashion sense. It is the media and those who fuel it that tell us what is “socially acceptable.” What these sources fail to acknowledge or, take into account are the actual facts.             Obviously I can only state facts in reference to my own feelings; so if you feel differently I urge you to continue on the path of least resistance. If you’re in a trolling mood however please do continue to waste your life arguing on social media. I’m sure you’ve accomplished so much in your short or, long existence on this earth.             I saw this tweet the other day while I was watching a “NikkiTutorials,” Youtube video. It was a picture of a girl wearing a great deal of makeup. Her eyebrows, contour, highlight, cat-eye, and liquid lipstick w