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Yes, I'm speaking to you...You know who you are... First of all, what right do you have to tell anyone else what is and is not attractive? What right does anybody? And how dare you question the health, happiness, and wellbeing of another person when you don't even know the person? Why are you even wasting our time with a "review" of a book you obviously didn't read? Before I begin to let off more steam, let me take a deep cleansing breath and say: I pity you. Yes, Illinois Reader, I pity the fact that your ignorance and bigotry have not allowed you to find the beauty in people of ALL sizes. You will never know the comfort of true friendship and love, until you have learned to love and except the beauty within all of those around you, no matter what they look like. I also pity you because you obviously do not love yourself. Why else would someone with such an abhorrence of "the rotund" need to fulfill his (Or "her"? Nevermind, I really don't care) self-esteem by ATTEMPTING to sabotage the self-esteem of others? And finally, Illinois Reader, you should be pitied because you JUST DON'T GET IT! It's not about size or looks; it's about being happy with the person you are on the inside and the outside, and not allowing your judgement to be crippled by ignorant ... like yourself! To everyone else who reads this, I'd like to conclude by saying that if you were in any way offended by the previous review, then that should be all the motivation you need to buy this and other size-accepting books. I would also like to recommend "Survival of the Prettiest" and "The Firm" workout tape.....They make a lovely bonfire! ^_~
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