The Perfect Body Discrimination Essay

There are many unique bodies in the world. No one 's body are the same because we all have been through different experiences in our lifetime. Whether we have a different colored skin, looks, sizes, or where we got our scars. There is no such thing as a perfect body, but through social media, they portray on how men and women are suppose to look like. Supposedly by having a tone tanned body with a six pack is the "Perfect Body". Or by being this specific race is better than the other. In today 's society, I have witness many others body shaming themselves, from being too fat, skinny, or just not in physical shape as their peers. There are also many stereotypes I have encountered during my experiences in life. In the United States, discrimination is a huge part in our society. These mentality that the social media are putting in our head are causing many others to suffer through either by getting bullied, or by suffering from social anxiety because they care so much about how they look in public. I am one of those victims. When I was young, I was a very scrawny Asian kid, very …show more content…
Whether if they were from a poor family or rich family, but if you don 't act a similar way to other students then you will have a miserable time in school. Being treated like an outcast is the worse. In middle school I was known as the quiet kid, the shy person in class, avoiding mostly everyone that tries to talk to me, being anti-social around others, panicking when I get called on by the teacher, or trembling when I get put into the spotlight. However, I was always concerned about my weight. My friends in school would always jokingly say, "Hey Fatass!." every time we greet each other. I wasn 't offended because some of them are way bigger than me, but I just didn 't want to look fat. I wanted that perfect body that social media imprinted in my