Would you rather be severely anorexic or morbidly obese?

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  • dom180
    11 years ago | pl

    Then show me the evidence. If you can, I'll admit I'm wrong, and happily.

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    • thecoldhardtruth
      11 years ago | pl

      There isn't much difference between an anorexic and an obese person because they both share these common problems:
      -Prone to depression and anxiety
      -Low self esteem
      -Discriminated against
      -Poor body image
      Are a couple examples.. The list goes on.

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      • dom180
        11 years ago | pl

        You misunderstand me. You give a selection of symptoms caused by social pressure (awful ones as well, but not what I'm referring too). Anorexia has hallucinations and such like, which are not caused by social pressures.

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        • thecoldhardtruth
          11 years ago | pl

          The examples I provided are social psychology which still falls under the category of psychological problems

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          • dom180
            11 years ago | pl

            I can see what you mean, but social factors isn't what I was meaning. I should really have specified that. It's my fault for not being specific.

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            • thecoldhardtruth
              11 years ago | pl

              Also, depression and low self esteem aren't social factors, they're psychological. But I'll drop it now. :)

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              • dom180
                11 years ago | pl

                They come directly from social factors though. That was my point, admitadly a pedantic one. But hey, I'll drop it as well. We drifted too far into semantics long ago!

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