The longer The Biggest Loser has been on the air, however, the more the show has disturbed me.
The author expresses growing discomfort with the reality show "The Biggest Loser" over time, especially in light of the themes presented in Roxane Gay's book "Hunger." The show's format, which focuses on extreme weight loss, raises numerous ethical and psychological concerns that become increasingly troubling as the series progresses.
In "Hunger," Gay explores her struggles with body image and societal expectations around weight. This context amplifies the issues seen in "The Biggest Loser," where the pressures to conform to certain ideals can be harmful. The author highlights the need for a more compassionate and understanding approach to body positivity and weight loss journeys.
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