Comments on: What Makes Society Say, Its Socially Acceptable To Use Weight Loss Products, Yet Its Wrong To Self Injure? http://weightlosstop5.com/natural-weight-loss/what-makes-society-say-its-socially-acceptable-to-use-weight-loss-products-yet-its-wrong-to-self-injure.php Information on top weight loss products, methods and weight loss tips Wed, 14 Jul 2010 01:33:48 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: Professo http://weightlosstop5.com/natural-weight-loss/what-makes-society-say-its-socially-acceptable-to-use-weight-loss-products-yet-its-wrong-to-self-injure.php/comment-page-1#comment-136 Professo Thu, 26 Nov 2009 06:53:59 +0000 http://weightlosstop5.com/natural-weight-loss/what-makes-society-say-its-socially-acceptable-to-use-weight-loss-products-yet-its-wrong-to-self-injure.php#comment-136 It is because society is overtly accepting of the end result of that extremely dangerous weight loss; in other words, it is seen as marginally beneficially, in a superficial way. Self injury doesn't have an outward effect other than signaling that there is a problem within oneself, but excessive use of weight loss products, such a diuretics, is merely a social taboo that people look past, mainly due to their own inner insecurities. It doesn't really make all too much sense, and that's the problem, challenging societies values is a very illogical thing. It is because society is overtly accepting of the end result of that extremely dangerous weight loss; in other words, it is seen as marginally beneficially, in a superficial way. Self injury doesn’t have an outward effect other than signaling that there is a problem within oneself, but excessive use of weight loss products, such a diuretics, is merely a social taboo that people look past, mainly due to their own inner insecurities.
It doesn’t really make all too much sense, and that’s the problem, challenging societies values is a very illogical thing.

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