So there's this idea out there that retouched images of models
contribute to poor self-image among girls. And boys, I guess?

My suggestion to deal with this is to impose safety warnings on
photos, like with tobacco and alcohol. However, these warnings would
be proportional. So for professional photos, if half the total cost
of producing the image was due to post-photo retouching (airbrushing
etc.) then the safety warning would have to take up half the total
size of the image when displayed in magazines, adverts, websites etc.

If the entire cost of producing the image was spent on makeup,
lighting etc. then no safety warning would be required.

Well, more or less. Some of the bits and pieces of our life in our
old flat remain over there, but the bulk of our stuff is in our new
place. Although when I say "in" our new place, I really mean "all
over" our new place.

...would be to hit him.

I always try to strike a happy medium.

Step 1: Have idea
Step 2: Buy domain name
Step 3: Actually, I'm still trying to figure this one out