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  • They get flabbier and flabbier, and so, even more obsessed.

    I live in Brazil, and fortunately anorexia here is way more uncommon (in the backside, sex symbols here are muscular girls with big legs, cabs, breasts... and low-pitch voices and gh bellies).

  • proudSomalisis, saying white girls could learn from black girls is plain prejudice. It's not a racial issue, it's a cultural issue.

    I believe the main cause of eating disorders is lack of education about the way food works on your body. If people knew how to lose fat (anyone ever noticed people in gyms say 'fat' and not 'weight'?), they wouldn't harm yourselves to do so, wich in the end, doesn't even acomplish a better look. As they let their bodies consume muscle, it stores fat.

  • One thing we have to realize is that when we take food out of our mouths to please someone else, it opens the door for other people to abuse us in other ways.

  • White girls, i believe, could learn much from African girls,they r not as dectructive. That is because we embrace our femininity, girlhood/womanhood and motherhood as opposed to fighting it.

  • Actually, African women are more likely to end up working outside the home than white women. They are also more likely to be single mothers.

  • And how does that relate to the issue at hand? Your point is out of context.

  • Good talk, you can see that she's been there and speaks from experience.

    I think she's very naive about the feminist movement, which is often pushed precisely by this "achiever" kind of woman, and has done a great deal in building the ideal of a child-less, coke snorting, female workaholic. The perfect consumer.

  • you seem to misunderstand the current state of the feminist movement, i sincerely recommend you to read "feminism is for everybody" by bell hooks

  • Fair enough. It might get distorted by very vocal/present extremists.

    I happen to have some self-proclaimed feminists in my family, and when this topic comes up (by them), it sadly spoils their character.

    Similarly to religious fundamentalism, you encounter many unfounded assumptions and an unwillingness to have a real discussion.

    Frankly, this makes me skeptical about whether there's actually a wide consensus about the movement's goals, and whether responsible thinkers are at the helm.

  • Im a guy, and I wouldnt want to be fat.. but I think some girls have got it in their heads that being a normal weight, is well under weight.

  • Interesting.

  • 1. If people can be so easily influenced by the media, that in itself is a social problem. Our undying determination to conformity quells objectivity.

    2. It's not 'necessarily' bad that people are inspired to get fit. Though the whole 'puke your guts' thing is pretty ridiculous.

    3.The media is a reflection of who we are. We like seeing hot women on tv (I won't deny it). We don't want to see distractingly ugly people. We get what we pay for.

  • Simple. show them a picture on tv on what a girl looks like. then their weak ass unconscious mind influence them to look like that

  • Vanity and insecurity -- the cause of so many human woes.

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