Why Do Women Think They Are Fat?
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A look at the question, "Why Do Women Think They Are Fat When They Are Not?
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Why Do Women Think They Are Fat?
- 1. It is all about perception… What is your perception? Why Do Women Think They Are Fat When They Are Not?
- 4. Research indicates that one of the top questions that men have about women is… “Why Do Women Think They Are Fat When They Are Not? The Question: Read the article behind this slideshare (Source): http://attractgetwomen.com/women-think-fat/
- 7. Scientists Say… • Perception of the body is increased by two thirds (2/3)!
- 8. Scientists Say… • Perception of the body is increased by two thirds (2/3)! • If you weigh 120 lbs, you see 200 lbs (2/3 increase).
- 10. Scientists Say… • If you weigh 120 lbs, you see 200 lbs (2/3 increase).
- 11. Scientists Say… • If you weigh 120 lbs, you see 200 lbs (2/3 increase). • 120 / 3 = 40
- 12. Scientists Say… • If you weigh 120 lbs, you see 200 lbs (2/3 increase). • 120 / 3 = 40 • 40 x 2 = 80
- 13. Scientists Say… • If you weigh 120 lbs, you see 200 lbs (2/3 increase). • 120 / 3 = 40 • 40 x 2 = 80 • 120 + 80 = 200
- 14. Affirmations Turned Into Belief
- 15. Affirmations Turned Into Belief • Women tell themselves they are fat…
- 16. Affirmations Turned Into Belief • Women tell themselves they are fat… they believe it.
- 17. Affirmations Turned Into Belief • Women tell themselves they are fat… they believe it. • Others say they are thin, they believe it…
- 18. Affirmations Turned Into Belief • Women tell themselves they are fat… they believe it. • Others say they are thin, they believe it… but they need a lot of affirmations!
- 19. The Pressure to be a Specific Woman
- 20. The Pressure to be a Specific Woman • Women see it in front of them all the time.
- 21. The Pressure to be a Specific Woman • Women see it in front of them all the time. • They fixate on how women look on that cat walk.
- 22. The Pressure to be a Specific Woman • Women see it in front of them all the time. • They fixate on how women look on that cat walk. • They feel the pressure to be a specific looking woman.
- 23. The Pressure to be a Specific Woman
- 24. The Pressure to be a Specific Woman • Men are constantly calling women fat and laughing about it.
- 25. The Pressure to be a Specific Woman • Men are constantly calling women fat and laughing about it. • Some clothing companies only want to cater to tiny women.
- 26. The Pressure to be a Specific Woman
- 27. The Pressure to be a Specific Woman • How many non- skinny women do you see on popular TV shows?
- 28. The Pressure to be a Specific Woman • How many non- skinny women do you see on popular TV shows? • Men tell women that thin is better.
- 29. The Pressure to be a Specific Woman Men tell women that thin is better.
- 30. So Why Do Women….
- 31. So Why Do Women…. • Advertisements
- 32. So Why Do Women…. • Advertisements • Rude comments
- 33. So Why Do Women…. • Advertisements • Rude comments • Women see men checking out thinner women
- 34. So Why Do Women…. • Advertisements • Rude comments • Women see men checking out thinner women • We see thin women on TV, etc.
- 35. The Cycle
- 36. The Cycle • The more messages, the more they see imperfections.
- 37. The Cycle • The more messages, the more they see imperfections. • The more imperfections, the more they use the word, “fat.”
- 38. The Cycle • The more messages, the more they see imperfections. • The more imperfections, the more they use the word, “fat.” • The more they say, “fat,” the more they believe it.
- 39. How Do We Correct It?
- 40. How Do We Correct It? • Realize the Beauty
- 41. How Do We Correct It? • Realize the Beauty • Inner Beauty
- 42. How Do We Correct It? • Realize the Beauty • Inner Beauty • Enhance that Beauty
- 43. The Source
- 44. Why Do Women Think They Are Fat When They Are Not? h4p://a4ractgetwomen.com/women-‐think-‐fat/
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