I'm unsure of the nuances of all this, yet it seems like a genuine effort to promote a healthy respect for one's self-image

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I liked it.

Body image issues aren't always about how fat or skinny you are.

The majority of people spend a shocking amount of time worrying about what they look like to others.

I'm about to give that crap up myself.

Brave lady. I liked the message!

My 10 year old son admitted yesterday that he "would give anything to live one day as a skinny person."

Ouch.

Where did I go wrong? He is only about 5 pounds overweight and its mostly baby fat that may very well go away during puberty. While I can't control the media or his friends, I need to do a better job influencing a healthy body image. Thanks for posting this article.

"a shocking amount of time worrying about what they look like to others.

I'm about to give that crap up myself."

I've spent considerable time being shocked by what I look like to myself.....

The Forum here continues to generate amazing Ideas that are helpful in wrasslin' with myself....