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guest · 9 years ago

Great, how bout some piercings and tattoos before he comes to school? Make him a bloody juggalo before he is able to make any choice but his favourite breakfast sereal. This is very amazing and inspirational. Not...

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Beauty is a social concept - health isn't 33 comments

guest · 9 years ago

Plus: what about all the other people taking personal risks, you also don't what society to pay for that? Sound like some kind of fascism to me.

Beauty is a social concept - health isn't 33 comments

guest · 9 years ago

Actually its the other way round: a happy person is likely to be healthy. If you tell someone he is fat, that's not gonna make him/her happy, right? Judging people by numbers is pretty much always bullshit, so how about just not doing it?

Beauty is a social concept - health isn't 33 comments

guest · 9 years ago

Try to improve your reading skills. The post you comment on does not say 70% of teenagers had an eating disorder, but rather that 70% feel they are "too fat" when they are definitely not. Which of course might attribute to developing an eating disorder.

Beauty is a social concept - health isn't 33 comments

guest · 9 years ago

Part of the problem is skinny people calling people "obese" when they can't see their ribcage. This is causing a lot of way more serious problems like anorexia. Nowadays up to 70% of teenagers feel they are "too fat" when they are perfectly ok and healthy. Obesity is BMI 30+, not being a little on the chubby side. Another part is that - even though the usual suspects will deny it, but hey, its science so prove it wrong or shut up - genetics make some 70% percent cause for obesity (not being "over"weight by some random standard).