In a survey which revealed the deepest wish of many women, it came to light that nearly 40% of women were unhappy with their bodies and wished they had more attractive ones.
In a survey which revealed the deepest wish of many women, it came to light that nearly 40% of women were unhappy with their bodies and wished they had more attractive ones. The survey found that 71 percent of the women felt fat, even though only 46 percent of them are overweight.
On 'The Early Show', Wendy Naugle, executive editor of Glamour magazine, Katherine Schwarzenegger, the author of 'Rock What You've Got', and Crystal Renn, a plus-size model, discussed the issue.
Naugle said that the survey showed there's a lot of "body snarking" going on now.
"It's happening in the tabloids, on MySpace, Facebook pages really like there is a great weight watch happening in the country and it's very hard for women not to internalise that message. I think that's what stat reflects," CBS News quoted her as saying.
Renn, who has been criticized for not being thin enough and later not being heavy enough for modelling, says it's important for women to find "your medium".
"I think that, you know, I will never be thin enough or big enough for anybody. So I think through this whole thing I had to just really be happy being who I am, and that's when I found health," she said.
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"We as women we look in front of the mirror and automatically jump to everything we hate about ourselves, wish we could change, we're so overly critical of ourselves," she said.
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Source-ANI