EATING DISORDERS

For me this is a very important issue. It is a theme that occurs mainly in adolescents, mostly of our age and unfortunately almost everyone knows someone who suffers from this. For me the first cause of this is the social networks and stereotypes that put unattainable sizes and models make you believe that if you don't have those sizes are not really pretty or thin. There is also "evidence" brought by social networks to see if these enough thin or not, for example the "thigt gap" that is that your legs don't touch each other when you put your legs together.

Everything would be easier if nobody would listen to those stupid stereotypes but we can not stop looking at social networks for that and would be too drastic.

We just have to put up with boys and girls die every day by desnutrucion because we can't change these stereotypes.

I find it very sad that have people willing to die to have a model's body despite even the models have asserted go very hungry and a lot of sport to have those bodies and that most of them aren't happy with their work, suffer depression or malnutrition.

Despite being a hot topic seen daily there are not enough remedies for it because it is not normal for girls 9 to 10 years and begin to worry about their body when they should be playing instead of worrying about it.