I'm going to talk about a documentary exploring the modeling industry that I'd seen a few years ago. The film delved into the negative effects this industry could have on women around the world. A woman in the modeling industry said, "We're not going to put an ugly model on our cover. It's not going to sell." A 12-year-old female model said she started fasting after being told she was fat when had gone up to size 4. The young model said she was trying to get back to a certain weight and size as the industry required. She might be an example of how unrealistic beauty standards can chip away at a young woman's self-esteem and career. She still dabbles in modeling, but now says her focus is on becoming a role model for others. She said she would no longer be a hanger walking down the runway. She's going to be walking for the empowerment of women. These days, when slim bodies are still the standard for women's beauty, and many seem to be fixated on looking better no matter the cost, the documentary has made me think about a lot of things. Could you please make my draft sound more natural? Thank you for your time and your help.