美国本土高中生观点型写作范文赏析--Body Shaming(身材攻击)
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本文讲的描述了很多人为了身材,不健康饮食,导致身体生病的情况,从来表明了作者对身材攻击这种现象的态度,是一篇不错的范文,我们一起来看看!
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Body Shaming
Body image is a fad that currently shapes society—literally. 89% of girls
have dieted by the time they are 17 and 45% of boys and girls in grades 3-6 want
to be thinner. With the fear of being “fat” or “ugly”, many adults and children
turn to eating disorders to fit the image. In the United States alone, 20
million women and 10 million men will suffer from significant eating disorders
at some point in their lives. Not only have these diseases become more
prominent, for females between 15 and 24 years old who suffer from anorexia
nervosa, the mortality rate associated with the disease is nearly twelve times
higher than any other cause of death. I am not promoting the idea that being
over- weight is perfectly fine, but body shaming is not. There is a fine line
between being in shape and fitting the shape of what society thinks is
correct.
A fat acceptance blogger recently created a hashtag #fatmicroagressions, to
allow people who have experienced body shaming to share their stories. Some of
the stories associated with the tweets are disheartening. “I am constantly
underestimated. My intelligence, my strength, my talents, my tenacity, my
cleanliness, my humanity.” Melissa McEwan tweeted on December 11, 2013, sharing
her experience with body shaming. Phil Prehn tweeted, “Being told your wife is
attractive w/ the questioning voice tone clearly implying “How did YOU attract
such a beauty.”
Fat shaming or body shaming in general is an every-day occurrence. Not only
does body shaming create low self-esteem, poor eating habits, and correct body
care, but there seems to be no change in amount that it happens. Every body is a
different body with many different cares and need. Placing a stereotype on what
a “perfect body” should look like is an unrealistic goal that hurts everyone in
the long run.
There is a preconceived idea that shaming people for their weight will in
turn cause them to become more motivated to lose the weight. This theory has
been endlessly disproven through several studies that show that body shaming in
turn only makes people feel bad about themselves, often causing them to turn to
food for comfort. During the study, women of all different weights were asked to
watch a video that shames people for being fat. After watching the video, 93
women in the overweight category ate more calories and feel less control with
their eating. Women in the normal weight category, however, did not.
Playboy model, Dani Mathers, recently posted a “story” on her snapchat of an
elderly women undressed in the locker room at a gym. The picture was captioned
‘If I can’t unsee this then you can’t either’. Mathers claimed to only intend to
send the picture to her friend, however, the picture quickly made its way around
the internet, sparking outrage. Mather’s is now banned from L.A. Fitness gyms
across the country and faces potential jail time. The entire situation could
have been avoided by simply leaving the women to do her business, instead of
posting it on the internet.
There is no excuse or reason for someone to body shame. It creates a series
of problems that could have been prevented with the simple elimination of words.
There is nothing wrong with not fitting the ideal shape of a “perfect body” and
there is nothing wrong with you if you do. However, there is something wrong
with thinking that shaming people for their weight is ever OK. Positivity should
be spread, especially when it is related to body image. Next time you see
someone body shaming, please put a stop to it. The problem is not going to be
fixed unless people begin to take a stand on the issue. There is no reason for
anyone to body shame, and there is no reason for you to not stop it when you see
it.
重点词汇短语:
Body Shaming 身材攻击
body image 体象
literally 确实地,真正地
prominent 突出的
anorexia nervosa 神经性厌食症
mortality rate 死亡率
disheartening 使人沮丧的
underestimate 低估
tenacity 坚持
stereotype 刻板印象
preconceived 预想的,先入为主的
category 类型,部门
captioned 给(图片,照片等)加说明文字
elimination 淘汰,排除
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