“Love your body, but also accept that it is utterly undesirable” . Nowadays, women are unhappy with their bodies, which creates social anxiety among them. The author Jennifer Weiner in her opinion article “Skinny Women Who Eat Cheeseburgers in Magazines” published in the New York Times on August 11, 2017, writes about American women whom every year when summer is close start worrying about how their body looks because they all want to feel confident in their swimsuit. The writer successfully brings a positive and humorous tone to a serious issue regarding many females around the globe. Through the use of metaphors, but most importantly creative examples that built a colorful language, Weiner made readers understand her opinion about the topic.
A humorous tone is characterized by the ability of being funny, which creates a positive mood in the audience. Lynn Quitman …show more content…
During my teenage years I never felt confident with my body, I always thought I was not skinny enough, but through the years I started appreciating my body for what it is. Reading this article, the author’s humor made me think differently about a concern that I always perceived as bad, and I also believe that she made readers understand that every human being is special and wonderful as we are all unique, because from my point of view what really matters is not the appearance of a person but his soul.
In conclusion, Jennifer Weiner, in her opinion article “Skinny Women Who Eat Cheeseburgers in Magazines”, effectively conveys a positive and hilarious tone to a difficult issue with respect to numerous females around the world. Using illustrations, yet in particular examples that assembled a bright dialect, she tried to make readers comprehend that humans’ beauty has no stereotypes and every woman has to be strong enough to not permit anyone or anything to manipulate their
A humorous tone is characterized by the ability of being funny, which creates a positive mood in the audience. Lynn Quitman …show more content…
During my teenage years I never felt confident with my body, I always thought I was not skinny enough, but through the years I started appreciating my body for what it is. Reading this article, the author’s humor made me think differently about a concern that I always perceived as bad, and I also believe that she made readers understand that every human being is special and wonderful as we are all unique, because from my point of view what really matters is not the appearance of a person but his soul.
In conclusion, Jennifer Weiner, in her opinion article “Skinny Women Who Eat Cheeseburgers in Magazines”, effectively conveys a positive and hilarious tone to a difficult issue with respect to numerous females around the world. Using illustrations, yet in particular examples that assembled a bright dialect, she tried to make readers comprehend that humans’ beauty has no stereotypes and every woman has to be strong enough to not permit anyone or anything to manipulate their