If a person is obese they are more likely to be 'bullied' or 'made fun of' by other people and may often feel like an outsider. Small children who do not fully understand about hurting people's feelings may react to seeing an obese person in an insensitive way.
As well as the obese person being affected by others around them, obesity has many consequences itself. Such as the person being very self concious about themselves and may avoid going outside if possible. Seeing others more happy with their body will make them jealous and could lead to depression.
The most controversial social issues concerning Americans in the 1980s were drug abuse, teen pregnancy, and racial violence.
Stress and obesity can affect social life because by obesity, you are concerned about your appearance. Because of stress, you are never clam and can never have a good time which can deeply affect social life.
Some of the issues concerning social development in adulthood are marriage, having children, and playing a role in your community. Some adults struggle with having less time for socializing with friends once they have a family and responsibilities.
It can lead to disaproval and health issues.
Obesity and Drought
Immune suppression
Obesity is just one of the issues that high blood pressure and asthma can accompany and exacerbate. They can also accompany other issues, including dermatological and autoimmune issues, and heart issues.
Obesity affects your social health as of because your obese you can't get out of bed and you won't be able to go to school, work and earn money as you can't walk.
Left untreated, child obesity leads to weight issues in adult life. Obesity is responsible for far too many deaths and disabilities world wide, so reducing the risk of this is one of the main reasons to do something about reducing child obesity. So too, over weight children may also be subjected to harassment and bullying issues, and potentially at risk of mental health and esteem issues, all of which are debilitating.
tough to find ethical issues but maybe how obese people would have to pay more??
Any social issues with francium.
Lyne Dessureault has written: 'L' obsession de la minceur' -- subject(s): Body image, Mental health, Obesity, Psychological aspects, Psychological aspects of Obesity, Psychological aspects of Reducing, Reducing, Self-acceptance, Social aspects, Social aspects of Obesity, Social aspects of Reducing, Women