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| Even though I have descended six pant sizes by Old Navy standards (I know it's overeaters an evil sweat-shop-style corporation, but they make pants that flatter curvaceous bottoms), I don't identify as a thin person. I identify as a person with cellulite. It's hard to relate to beautiful (non-cellulite-having) people. And why would one want to, since we've already established that they're the small minority and probably crazy? Think about it. "We overeaters prescribe the same behavior in fat people that we diagnose in thin people," points out one woman in the business of being fat, overeaters Fat!So? book author Marilyn Wann. Thin people who think they're fat are exerting control over every curve by getting "extreme makeovers" on TV shows where doctors lob off body sections. Meanwhile, the disease anorexia nervosa includes the following traits, according to the National Association of Anorexia Nervosa and Associated Disorders: In an anorexic, "there is constantly thoughts about food--how many calories, how many fat grams, how much exercise you need to do if you eat a cookie, etc.," |
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