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    Starting from the time a baby is born, he or she hears a series of different compliments. Infant boys often hear “What a strong guy” or “Look how smart you are!”. Girls often hear “What a gorgeous girl!” or “All the boys are going to chase after her!”. The boys compliments tend to focus on active qualities while the girls compliments focus on appearance or passive qualities. Even at an infantile age, society has expectations on what it means to be masculine or feminine. Further, people grow up…

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    Why Do They Self Harm?

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    is also the feeding and eating disorder, the person either gains weight or loses a lot of weight. There is obesity that is becoming over weight, and then there is anorexic where they get so skinny all you see is bones, and finally there is bulimia in where they force themselves to throw up to become skinny. Bulimia causes the teeth to rot because the vomit is acid. Mood disorder is changes in the mood, constant mood swings. The types of Mood disorders are bipolar, major depressive, disruptive…

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    The dark and twisted world of eating disorders has often been cast into the shadows of America’s attention. Anorexia, in particular, silently plagues one in two hundred American woman. Kelsey Osgood’s tale of her journey with anorexia shed some light on the severe and twisted reality of anorexia. She delineates key issues and aspects of eating disorders in How to Disappear Completely, a book in which she takes a raw look at modern anorexia in America. Osgood candidly writes about her…

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    corporations, and stereotypes created by such marketing. One can see how much of an impact it has on society just by watching tv/movies, seeing advertisements, and porn. Right now in our society, the social norm is to have a big butt and to be extremely skinny. Many women are affected by this, and it's sad how society views women's bodies; due to this kind of marketing and stereotype it basically tells everyone how women's bodies should look. "Orbach's claim that women's bodies are the site of…

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    The media are using Photoshop to make the celebrities look perfect, so they can make more money by making their magazine more attractive. In my opinion, Photoshop as a bad influence and can hurt teenager’s self-esteem. They can feel bad about how they feel and want to change themselves to be more like the Photoshop people, even if it is not real. The teenagers can feel bad about how they are. There is a lot of girls who compare themselves with the people in the magazines and a lot of these…

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    Lizzie Syndrome

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    Lizzie was born with a very rare syndrome, only two people in the world born with it including her. This syndrome is not being able to gain any weight or body fat, which causes her to be very skinny and bony. Also, her right eye is visually impaired, meaning that she can’t see with her right eye. Everyday, Lizzie is very positive instead of negative. There are many negative comments from people teasing her about her looks, and some even telling her to die (suicide). Despite her syndrome and all…

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    between. The neighborhood stretches from Me-Kwa-Mooks Park in the southwest to the end of Seacrest Park along Harbor Avenue in the northeast, and runs along the beach. It is a geographically interesting area because the neighborhood is elongated and skinny instead of filling in a compact area. Many mainland Seattlites have distinct views of West Seattle’s demographics. While some areas are described as industrial or working class, other areas are seen as extravagently wealthy. In Alki…

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    the aspirate of few words. The poem is a vivid picture of nature. The poet has applied colorful words in order to give an exhaustive image of nature. In the beginning, the description of mariner with ‘grey beard’ ‘glittering eye’ and ‘skinny hand’ presents a clear image of an old and wise man. And he stoppeth one of…

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    Oddly, in the story the whole family has their own particular dream. The young girl, which is the author in the story, isn’t happy with the way she looks, complaining that she has curly hair, skinny arms and skinny legs. Her beautiful adolescent mind would have dreams of herself transforming into what she knows to be a strong beautiful American super hero, Super Girl. She would have straight blonde hair, big busts, the ability to fly and use her x-ray…

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    Many variations of the same folktale can be found in different parts of the world, adapted to suit the culture and values of the people who listen to and tell them. Hansel and Gretel is the story of two young children who fall into a trap after getting lost in the woods. The most well-known version of this tale is Hansel and Gretel, a story that originated in Germany and was published by the Brothers Grimm in 1857 but is said to have originated in the 13th century. Old Grule is an 1889 variation…

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