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24:00Fat Shaming and Body Shaming’s Consequences
We frequently think of body image difficulties when we hear the term “fat-shaming.” Fat-shaming, on the other hand, has detrimental mental and physical health consequences. It can cause psychiatric problems like eating disorders and stress fractures. It’s past time to put an end to body shaming and the perpetuation of negative stereotypes about obese people.
Body shaming has well-documented harmful consequences. It can cause social exclusion, low self-esteem, and even anxiety. Women aren’t the only ones who are at risk. People of all genders have been ridiculed in recent years because of their weight.
What is the definition of fat shaming?
Body shaming is a form of prejudice in which a person or group is viewed unfavorably based on their physical appearance. Individuals who are fat yet do not have the same body type as others who are considered “normal” are subjected to fat-shaming. Media messaging, for example, frequently focus on weight loss and weight loss experts rather than fitness and health. We don’t teach folks of various shapes and sizes how to lift weights and go to the gym. Instead, we let them starve themselves and work out at unhealthily fast speeds in the gym to lose weight.
Fat Shaming Statistics
According to statistics, 94% of teenage girls have been subjected to body shaming. While this is a significant amount, it is not exclusive to women. Teenage boys and males have also been subjected to cruel comments and ideas that constitute as body shaming.
Why do people shame other people’s bodies?
Both Fear and Safety
It’s possible that they’re doing it to help themselves feel better about their own body image problems. Fear and insecurity are typically at the root of body shaming. Some people body shame because they are self-conscious about their weight and don’t want to share it with others. They want others to believe they are skinny and sexy while remaining invisible. The truth is that no matter how big or small your body is, you should be proud of it. Why would you want to make other people feel horrible about themselves if you are content with yourself?
Competition
They do it as a type of rivalry against the weight or size of another person’s body parts. When competing with another person for a prize or benefit, such as an appearance on television or a job, people may employ fat-shaming against a person’s race, religion, sexual orientation, or gender identity to feel better about themselves. Lifespan is a major societal issue that must be addressed. It is entirely unacceptable to make disparaging remarks about another person’s weight, race, or gender.
Bullying
It’s possible they’re doing it to push someone out of the path. Bullying someone out of their path with cruel and negative comments is never a good idea. As a result, if the target is hurt by what you say, they may cease communicating back or doing anything you want them to do. If this continues for too long, they will become a societal burden and an enemy of yours, rather than productive members of society.
Body Shaming: What to Do If You’re Feeling Self-Confident:
Avoid body shaming others when they are not at fault to assist halt fat-shaming in your own life. Instead of judging individuals based on their shortcomings, try to judge them based on their strengths and actions. If you observe someone who appears to be overweight, don’t comment on it unless they ask for your opinion.
But keep in mind: There is a distinction to be made between telling someone how bad their body looks and advising them they need to lose weight for their health or appearance. Please keep in mind that you are free to drop weight if it is necessary for your health. It’s perfectly OK for people to have varying body proportions and needs.
If you know someone who fat shames others, remind them that it is never acceptable to pass judgment on people based on their looks. Remember that fat shaming is not acceptable, and that there are a variety of other ways to motivate people in your life other than pointing out their shortcomings.