Being thin does not equal being happy. I promise you that. You want to lose weight, fine. But do it to be healthy, not because you want to look like the girl on the cover of some magazine.

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Being thin doesn’t guarantee that you are happy. Being thin is not the same as being happy. Advertisements for weight-loss products often use pictures of celebrities, often women, who are thin. But they are not happy. A lot of people are interested in being thin, but they don’t have the self-esteem to maintain their new body weight.

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