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Dark humour isn’t for everyone, but I like the tongue in cheek approach juxtaposed with the stark,main jewellery sale Caught & Social The show that, sad truth. Part of me wants to congratulate those who created and published this image – for their bravery knowing that they would come under fire from those who find it distasteful… and that is why I feel I cannot give too much praise, because there will definitely be people I know who will find them so. For this reason, I would be really interested to read your comments not on my opinion of the image, but of the image itself – I just would like to know if I am in a minority in being so accepting of such controversial advertising and is it true that I’m just a heartless little bitch.
However it is recieved though, it has certainly fulfilled what the creators set out to do – attract a vast amount of attention (I only hope not all from the wrong people i.e. critical journalists and bloggers). The image is extreme, verging on too extreme for many to see past – but the message it is portraying is very real and maybe it is good that someone is doing something not only to highlight these facts about how dangerous, lifethreatening and downright ugly Anorexia is,Online House Hunter Those essential links Alan Cleaver Independent Editor's choice Blogs, but to shove it in our faces, open our eyes and force us to look. It is a shame, but sometimes extreme measures are necessary and they do work – they force communication rather than suggest we might want to consider something.
One advert,cheap pandora jewelry St Lucia Jazz Festival Review Kieran Yates Independent, one mesages – ‘15% of women who suffer from anorexia will die this year’. But it is the image, designed exclusively for an independent organisation in Israel to spread awareness of Eating Disorders, that have attracted (mostly negative) attention from critics all over the world.
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It does not surprise me that it has caused such controversyand I presume it could cause offense to people whether or not they have experienced an Eating Disorder – and I can see why, but I’m not easily offended so thoughts of how insensitive they may be almost bypass me, perhaps even as a defense mechanism.
As a (wannabe recovering) anorexic, and someone who has seen and heard of too many people die as a result, I feel a little cold at the thought that I am not angered by images, jokes etc that use Anorexia as a source of humour. Am I spineless? Coldhearted? The way I see it is that sometimes you just have to laugh at yourself, your situation, the illness… it is a release of tension, of frustration and even of sadness in some circumstances.