body dysmorphia
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What is body dysmorphia, after Megan Fox shares lifelong struggle: 'There was never a point where I loved my body'
Here are the signs, symptoms, treatment options and causes to be aware of.
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Chloë Grace Moretz reflects on becoming a 'Family Guy' meme: 'Everyone was making fun of my body'
The 25-year-old actress says that she relies on therapy to work through all that comes with being a celebrity.
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Eating disorders and dieting increasing in adolescent boys, inquiry reveals
One in eight people above 18 have felt suicidal about the way they look, a parliamentary inquiry has heard.
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Jameela Jamil apologises to fans for airbrushed photographs
The actress was given a "whiter face, a little English nose and perfect skinny thighs" at the beginning of her career.
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Actress Lili Reinhart praised by fans for 'inspirational' speech on body image
"We are all imperfectly beautiful"
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Lili Reinhart opens up about the realities of body dysmorphia after fan backlash
"Insecurity exists outside the limits of a certain dress size"
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Humans of New York subject who wants his girlfriend to lose weight stirs controversy
Humans of New York, known for its profiles of New Yorkers, shared the story of a guy who wants his significant other to lose weight. And people are upset.
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Mum’s Before And After Pictures Prove That Weight Loss Isn’t The Key To Happiness
[Photo: Instagram/Alison Kimmey] When we read blog posts about fitness and happiness, the focus is usually on losing weight. Even in posts about self love and body positivity, there’s still often the suggestion that we’d be better off a few pounds lighter. And while losing weight is a good and necessary move for many, the pressure to look or weigh a certain way can be exhausting and damaging. This is why health coach Allison Kimmey recently decided to turn this idea on its head in a recent Instagram post.