# Women appear to be more accepting of their bodies/weight

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> **[Women appear to be more accepting of their bodies/weight: Analysis of decades of...](https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2016/08/160805154930.htm)**
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> Despite growing rates of obesity in the United States, and a culture apparently obsessed with selfies, women today appear to be more accepting of their bodies than in the past, at least in regard to weight, according to new research.

  
Despite growing rates of obesity in the United States, and a culture apparently obsessed with selfies, women today appear to be more accepting of their bodies than in the past, at least in regard to weight, according to new research.