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Serggg [28]
3 years ago
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Is having an attractive physique important? Why or why not? What dangers, if any, do you see in pursuing an ideal body type? Wha

t does an ideal body type for a man or a woman look like to you? What sources in your environment and social circles influence how you define ideal body type? Share a real-world story about how the pursuit of an appealing physique succeeded or failed for an individual. Borrow the story from the news or share an experience of your own.
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Studentka2010 [4]3 years ago
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Well, to be honest, what do you think? To me, having an attractive physique is important but not everything in life. In fact being attractive is only a bonus. I think an ideal body type is a healthy and comfortable body type for both man and woman. I don't like the idea of fat, not because its ugly, but because of how dangerous it can be to health. Being fat is very bad for health, but if it weren't i would have anything against it. I realized this from seeing bullying at my schools throughout the years and how the society expects men to have a built shape and for woman to have flat stomachs and big chests and butts.
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