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For those of you who don't know, interpersonal objectification is where one person views another a just an object for their pleasure (and not a being with thoughts, needs and rights) while intrapersonal objectification is where a person only cares about how their body appeals to others and puts that before their own well being (leading to things like body dysmorphia, anorexia etc...). And some things can induce interpersonal objectification while alleviating intrapersonal objectification.

Take for instance body art

It may cause some people to objectify the subject because she's an attractive naked woman. But it would also alleviate intrapersonal objectification because when the woman sees this beautiful design painted on her body (that is often based on an image she described to express herself) her imperfections no longer seem that relevant and she learns to use her body as a means of self expression as opposed to what others think about it. What are your thoughts?

Either 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, or all of the following:
- eating disorder (anorexia)
- social anxiety (somewhat severe)
- panic disorder (somewhat severe)
- epilepsy (left complex partial temporal lobe)
- paranoid disorder (not really severe)
- depression (not severe)

not saying I do or don't have any of these. Just a simple question cuz a girl in my school has all of these and she thinks no guy will ever want her cuz of "how fucked up" she is as she says. She is in therapy for them though (except epilepsy cuz that's a neurological disorder, not a mental disorder).

Please don't hate on me because I'm just asking for somebody...