I'm Stuck Need Help) Writing Assignment: Body Size: Write a five day journal about noticing people around you of all ages at home, school, work, or in Tv or movies as to body size and weight and what your inner thoughts and reaction to them are. Do you find yourself making judgments or having negative/positive thoughts about obese or overweight people or childern? How do you determine what is an attractive, healthy person? What do you think caused these thoughts and why are people different sizes and shapes. ( If you can't be nice and respectful with your answer then please don't respond) You will be Reported for any meanful and disrespectful comments) Will Mark Brainliest. ​

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Explanation:

Day 1: I was in class and was partnered up with a bigger girl, but she was really fun and such a great person! We became friends now!

Day 2: I was working and served food to a really tall and really t hi n man. He looked very malnourished and wiry, he looked a bit unhealthy.

Day 3: There is a guy in one of my classes that I like, I think he is very attractive. He is a bit on the bigger side, but I don't think he has f a t. He just looks like he had a lot of muscle.

Day 4: I was walking downtown and noticed an older couple, and both looked a bit big. They were still beautiful people, though, and they seemed to l o ve each other a lot.

Day 5: My boss was talking to me and I noticed how t h in she was. She wasn't too th i n, but she was still pretty t h in, if that makes sense. She's very pretty.

I find myself noticing their weight, but I like to notice how people act and their personalities. I determine an att ra c ti ve, healthy person by, yes, looking at their weight as in if they are way too ove rwe i ght or way too th i n. I also look at their personality, as in if they are just mean or a kind-hearted person. I think what caused the different sizes and shapes of these people are metabolism rates. For example, my boss would have a higher metabolism rate, while the older couple I saw would have a slowed metabolism rate.