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UNH Students Come In All Shapes and Sizes
The document promotes a realistic body image perspective at the University of New Hampshire, showcasing the diversity and beauty of its students. It emphasizes the importance of self-worth beyond physical appearance and encourages positive attitudes, individuality, and surrounding oneself with supportive people. Various quotes highlight that beauty is linked to spirit, wisdom, and inner qualities rather than just body shape.
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- 1. UNH Students Comein All shapes & sizesHealth ServicesUniversity of New Hampshirewww.unh.edu/health-services(603) 862-3823
- 2. In an attemptto encourage a realistic body image perspective on campus, we randomly photographed students (individuals, couples, and groups) on University Picnic Day in September 2009. Take a look and see that UNH students are diverse, beautiful and come in all shapes and sizes.
- 3. “The quality ofa woman’s life depends far more on the shape of her spirit, wisdom, emotions, and psyche than it does on the shape of her body.”Source: The Body Myth by Margo Maine and Joe Kelly
- 4. “Allow your beautyto spring from your individuality.”Source: Self Esteem Comes in All Sizes- by Carol A. Johnson
- 5. “See your bodyas your home, the kind of thing you live with, in, and as.”Source: Real Gorgeous by Kaz Cooke
- 6. “A positive attitudeis contagious. When you radiate warmth and vitality, others will want to be around you.” Source: Self Esteem Comes in All Sizes- by Carol A. Johnson
- 8. “A positive attitudewill make you more attractive to the opposite sex.”Source: Self Esteem Comes in All Sizes- by Carol A. Johnson
- 9. “Billions more dollarsare spent on cosmetics, fashion, and plastic surgery than on psychotherapy, despite the fact that working on their neuroses would make most people much more attractive than a svelte figure or designer clothes.” –Source: The Path to Love by Deepak Chopra.
- 10. ”Surround yourself withpositive, supportive people.” Source: Self Esteem Comes in All Sizes- by Carol A. Johnson
- 11. “Avoid criticizing yourown body. Express admiration for healthy bodies, even if they are not thin.” Source: Self Esteem Real Gorgeous, by Kaz Cooke
- 13. ”Nothing is morebeautiful than naturalness.”Source: The Path to Love by Deepak Chopra
- 14. “The body givesus the means to think, speak, touch, feel, listen, taste, smell, and sense both ourselves and what is around us.”Source: The Body Myth by Margo Maine and Joe Kelly
- 15. “A healthy bodyimage and an open attitude toward sensuality are essential components of healthy sexuality.” Source: Love the Body You Were Born With by Monica DIxon
- 16. “Self worth isthe sum of everything that makes you special and unique. Do not use your weight to measure your self worth.”Source: Self Esteem Comes in All Sizes- by Carol A. Johnson
- 18. “It’s the sizeof your heart that counts, not the size of your body.”Source: Self-esteem comes in All Sizes by Carol A. Johnson
- 19. “A lovable personis someone who is natural, easy with himself or herself, radiating the simple, unaffected humanity that makes anyone truly attractive.”Source: The Path to Love by Deepak Chopra
- 21. “To strive tobe attractive is just another form of desperation, which others see no matter how hard you struggle to disguise it.”Source: The Path to Love by Deepak Chopra
- 22. ”Being lovable isn’ta superficial quality, it is a quality of spirit.” Source: The Path to Love by Deepak Chopra
- 23. “Beauty encompasses morethan physical characteristics. Let it include your zest for life, your fun-loving spirit; your compassion for others.”Source: Self Esteem Comes in All Sizes- by Carol A. Johnson
- 25. “Shift your focusfrom negative to positive. Put the spotlight on the things about you that make you an excellent person.”.
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