Every time I see someone in the store or I see a picture of someone I have to draw on this waist and these big thighs and stuff. It makes me so sick, I hate it when all those pictures in magazines of everyone who's like that big, do you see that, almost as big as my eye. I mean they're supposed to be big and buff and whatever. Body image is dictated as being very important by media, especially by television and teen magazines. I'm satisfied with who I am, I feel really good about myself if I work out and when I can tone up.
Magazines are very, very hard.
I don't believe that's at all very fashionable. And maybe guys, but I don't think as much. Messages to be skinny come from the media. All around billboards, TV, magazines pretty much anywhere, school. I think some of the outside forces that effect girls, would be probably television mostly, and other friends, newspapers, media like magazines, and the radio even sometimes would effect girls to say how they should be and what they should like, what's pretty and what's not.