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…. Feminism is indeed necessary. Young girls would not be made to feel inferior from the day that they understood what the word meant. Girls like Nyasha would not have to study consistently for days on end just to try win their fathers love and approval. Eating…

…these models that are airbrushed and completely fake so many females have and are suffering from severe eating disorders in attempts to acquire this impossible image. There is a huge competition amongst women. Steinem makes a point by saying while everybody…

…, especially teenagers, express hatred in multiple ways. They bash each others self esteem until there’s nothing but an eating disorder left. They tease and taunt others until the victim is driven to suicide. Or they beat and rape others until they are led…

…of committing suicide. Depression can take several other forms. With manic-depressive illness, a person’s mood swings back and forth between depression and mania. People with seasonal affective disorder typically suffer from depression only during certain times…

…a caretaker for an 8 year old autistic boy for 4 years. While the general public may not be familiar with autism, or have being falsely mislead by the portrayal of autism in the movie Rain Man, it is no doubt an interesting neurological disorder. After reading…

…of their propensity for causing cancer, birth defects, and neurological disorders in children and infants. Because there is conflicting information in the media about which chemicals are dangerous and to what degree, parents must be wise about the measures they take…

…suddenly dropping, some may runaway, or even turn to drugs or alcohol. All trying to escape the pain of their abuse. Even some teenage girls’ eating disorders can be tracked back to sexual abuse. Nightmares are also a common part of sexual abuse. Nightmares…

…are overweight mistakenly blame their overweight condition on an under active thyroid gland. In the hopes of speeding up their metabolism, they may start taking a supplement or eating sea salt or seaweed. But in very large amounts, iodine can be poisonous…

…felt media images were part of the problem with eating disorders. (2) Television, women being shown at home, and also information we read in books and magazines are a major cause for our stereotypical attitudes towards gender. A psychologist Phyllis Chester…

…herself from deep feelings of unworthiness of which her eating disorders were merely a symptom”. This displays Diana’s experiences, through coping with life. The public perception of this was astounding as she was a princess, and was never expected to have…