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Fact, how many "healthy" girls there is now days in the show business? Very few. But the society prefers a girl that thin like a stick, because this is fashionable. To be thin, to starve yourself. And not just the media, Cloths shops also. Size 38 in pants already seems to be big and "for fat girls"...
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Size 38 in pants already seems to be big and "for fat girls". There are special shops to big sizes, and there, the big sizes usually begin with 38-40. A normal teen girl is usually this sizes, so what happen is that the girl thinks she is too fat and starve herself so she can wear a lower size...
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