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    Become Obsessed over Dieting” a young girl wishes should could become bulimic to be the weight that she thinks is considered beautiful, and the only thing that is stopping her from becoming bulimic is that she is too scared (Dawoodi and Shirian 14). Body weight plays key role for adolescent students for their physical look and psychological wellbeing (Shah, Wasim, and Singh para. 1). Young women want the look of the altered woman in the magazines and is purposely developing eating disorders to…

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    The setting of the book is in the past of last year 2014 between the months of March to December, along with flashbacks before then. The book's atmosphere is very claustrophobic with intense moments of action and many rising action points. The main characters are Nicole as know as Nick in the book, Dara, Nick’s younger sister, and Parker. Nick is seventeen, protective over Dara. Nick is emotionally separated from Dara since the fight that caused the accident. Nick’s habits are snooping in Dara’s…

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    seems that children will grow up to become obese and this can inflict complications to their health as the child continues to age. The term obesity is a chronic condition that is typically characterized by an excess body fat; body fat it is defined by using the body mass index (BMI). The body mass index (BMI) is a calculation of the percentile this will…

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    out high notes. But that is not the only thing that is extreme about the talented diva these days; it is also about her extreme manner of losing weight. In Touch Weekly published an article of the singer's previous body weight dated back in June of this year, comparing it to her body this month and people would see such drastic changes. It has only been five months that she was able to pull off a good diet and a healthy routine that was enough for her to lose 20 pounds. She showed up shocking…

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    Why is media promoting sickness and death because of people´s body? Plus size models encourage obesity and an unhealthy life. They make women think being obese is okay, therefore taking away their motivation to be healthy. Teenage girls can be easily influenced by trend, now it is plus size, so they will follow that, and although being too thin is also dangerous, what the fat acceptance models promote is even worse, because of the explosion in the obesity rates. Plus size models make girls…

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    Shake The Dust

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    The poem “Shake the Dust”, by Anis Mojgani, reflects on all of the various types of individuals in society. People have a certain perspective on society and everyone feels like they have to live up to that. The assumptions from people is the impossible. The expectations are perfection and for people to live their lives with no faults. Anis Mojgani validates that there is no such thing as perfection. He says three words that makes people look at life so differently, “Shake the Dust.” This poem…

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    there are two general weight types viewed by the public: slim and obese. This generalization become a reality in part due to the media and its portrayal of Western life. Unfortunately, this society favors women of the skinnier body, sometimes disregarding any other body type. This type of discrimination creates a divide between slim and obese individuals. Walking around outlet stores at an average Western mall, the average shopper will see…

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    sooner, the better. The mirror can be your friend or your enemy. I considered it my worst enemy because I had to look at something I feared: I had to face myself at my worst physical shape. I had what was called "man boobies":…

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    concept and connects that with the body privilege and body consciousness. Witnessing body privilege plays a strong impact on women who consider themselves overweight. This creates the body consciousness to develop. Women and men both see how their own bodies are not being considered when things are being built. “..whereas thin or ‘normal’ sized individuals take things such as chairs, desks, and public bathrooms for granted, women experience these objects as triggers to body consciousness and as…

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    about your body; and the way you think others see you. The principal purpose is to inform that not because celebrities look fit means they are healthy. She affirms this idea affects boys, but girls the most. To support it, Mehta collected opinions of different experts in the image of the celebrities; and other professionals that help teenagers. Mehta affirms that seeing perfect images of celebrities everywhere, make anyone feel insecure or envious. She says that celebrities are on shape because…

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