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Lendsey's Ideal Appearance
Lendsey, In society, if you do not have this ideal appearance, than you are more than likely going to be judged. My twin sister has struggled with weight issues all of her life, but she has a medical condition that does not allow her to lose a lot of weight. My sister wants to lose weight, but can not due to this issue. Although, many may assume that overweight individuals do not want to help themselves; they are wrong. So, therefore, I agree that individuals are judged by their weight every second of the day.
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