Real-life true story: bulimia almost killed me

Article Abstract:

Kelly assesses her binge-and-purge eating disorder, also known as bulimia, as rooted in her lack of sense of self-worth. She thought that being thin would compensate for all her imagined inadequacies. Bulimia caused her a heart attack due to the massive depletion of electrolytes in her body.

Psychological aspects, Health aspects, Personal narratives, Eating disorders, Bulimia, Body image, Teenagers, Youth

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Talk that hurts, words that heal

Article Abstract:

People should avoid being harshly critical of their friends and relatives which may cause undue pain to other people. Teenagers are typically prone to criticism which may harm them enough to develop a sense of insecurity throughout theirlives despite their best efforts.

Psychological child abuse, Invective

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Female bonding stronger than ever!

Article Abstract:

Teenage girls need female friends because adolescence is that stage in their lives when their self-esteem decreases due primarily to peer pressure. Female friendships are usually based on sharing of secrets and emotional crises.

Social aspects, Friendship in adolescence, Adolescent friendship

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