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criticizing or humiliating someone by making impolite comments on an individual's body shape

or size. Body shaming is a subject that has been recently brought to light with the use of

social media. Many celebrities and regular people like have talked about being body shamed online.

As the years go by, the problems only seem to get worse. Comments like you should put more meat

on your bones or you should go on a diet are both equally demeaning and overused. It shouldn't

matter what somebody's body size or shape is to anyone as long as that person is happy and

content with him or herself. Closer in the early 2000s, if somebody wasn't super thin and

little, they would be made fun of and told to go on a diet or told to put the food down because

they don't need it. Now we've traveled full circle and now it's all about being thick and volumptuous.

Nowadays, thicker women are celebrated, especially women who are shaped like IG models. They're

admired and praised while skinny and tone women are told to put more meat on their bones or get

some more ass. While this has been uplifting to women on the thicker end of the spectrum,

it's definitely demeaning to those on the other side. It seems as if one can't be praised without

the other being knocked down. Body shaming has been tied to many different disorders,

like anxiety, depression, and a rexie and more. According to the National Association,

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