Well, according to half of the people in the world 'weight' and 'appearance' are important. It seems no matter how much weight we lose or change our appearances, we will never be perfect for anyone. When you judge someone on television because of what they wear, their weight, and appearance, you are basically saying they are not perfect in your eyes and they need to lose weight or change themselves just to please you. When was the last time you looked in the fucking mirror? I'm sure you're Miss America, yourself right?
When you judge us and make us feel like we will never be perfect in this world, we end up having eating disorders. Yes, some of you preach 'be yourself', and 'it doesn't matter what people think', but that is only like maybe 2% of the world. The other 98% want people to be skinny, be beautiful, be gorgeous, be sexy, have a certain style, and want them to say what the public wants them to say. When you do lose the weight, change your style, and your finally sexy, then the 98% of the public tells you that you are too thin, you need to gain weight, you are a fake, you should be yourself, and then they make up rumors about you.
So according to the public, Anorexia and Bulimia is pretty, because it makes us look like the image you want us to be. When we do have that image, you get jealous, and turn into a hypocrite.
Why can't you all make up your mind? You do know that judging people, spreading rumors, and making people change themselves to please your sorry ass is so middle school, right? So, did half of the fucking world stay immature or are they just jealous because they will never be like us?
They say beauty is irrelevant, I say they are full of shit.
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Wednesday, June 2, 2010
Saturday, May 22, 2010
Beauty and Image.
What is most important to people in this world? Well, according to the public and the media the most imporant thing is beauty and your image. That is really depressing when you think about it. Babies are born, they are forced to grow, they are told all their lives they need to be themselves and accept others, and then most of the world treats them like a disease for being different. When a child becomes a teenager, they are tired of the drama, tired of being criticized, and they crack under peer pressure. That is why most teens turn to drugs, alcohol, and end up having eating disorders. We keep trying to figure out what causes eating disorders and why the people who have them are obsessed with how they look? The problem is that you are telling them they will never be good enough, that they are not perfect, and they have to fit this image and not be themselves.
If you think girls with eating disorders are 'disgusting' and 'gross', why don't you stop judging them? You need to accept them for who they are and not be a snob. Parents need to not put their kids in stressful situations and the teenagers at school need to grow up and act like they have some sense. Drama, stress, and criticism creates eating disorders. Sometimes, we think we are not pretty and will never be anything because of what we see in the magazine. We then tend to blame the person in the magazine. If you think about it, the person in the magazine is not the one to blame. It is the public, the media, and the regular people you see day to day that want their friends, celebrities, and everyone else to be just like them and be the person they want them to be.
Is beauty really irrelevant?
If you think girls with eating disorders are 'disgusting' and 'gross', why don't you stop judging them? You need to accept them for who they are and not be a snob. Parents need to not put their kids in stressful situations and the teenagers at school need to grow up and act like they have some sense. Drama, stress, and criticism creates eating disorders. Sometimes, we think we are not pretty and will never be anything because of what we see in the magazine. We then tend to blame the person in the magazine. If you think about it, the person in the magazine is not the one to blame. It is the public, the media, and the regular people you see day to day that want their friends, celebrities, and everyone else to be just like them and be the person they want them to be.
Is beauty really irrelevant?
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