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Half of young women in a British survey could not label a vagina correctly, prompting discussions about female anatomy and body confidence.
Dita Von Teese tries on vintage dresses selected by Doris in this stylish showcase.
During Halloween, 13-year-old Noah dresses as Hillary Clinton, prompting a reflection on the impact of parental comments on her self-image and self-worth.
Lizzy, who stands 6 feet 3 inches tall with 39-inch legs, uses her TikTok platform to promote self-acceptance and confidence among those facing body image issues.
Merman Zale helps new member Zack learn to swim in his tail with the Society of Fat Mermaids.
Despite the prevalence of eating disorders affecting 30 million people, persistent myths and misconceptions about these conditions remain widespread.
The Black Alien Project explores the life of Anthony Loffredo, who undergoes extreme body modifications to achieve his vision of looking like an alien.
Bethany embraces her body hair and prepares for her first pole dancing class.
Taji learns confidence by singing karaoke naked at a nudist resort in this episode of Better Man.
Arthur Bruel and Anthony Loffredo share a unique friendship centered on body modification.
A flashy car makes a feminist statement using Punkins and Road Kill to challenge norms.
Della tests societal reactions by wearing face tattoos in a social experiment.
Biased perceptions linking body size to health have led to the dismissal of scientific findings that challenge the conventional understanding of BMI.
Becky loves her tattoos and tests reactions by covering them in a social experiment.
At 13 years old, Andrea navigates the complexities of self-acceptance and societal expectations regarding body image alongside her friend Christina.
Weight-based discrimination and bullying significantly impact adolescent girls, as illustrated through personal testimonies and poetic visuals in this exploration of fatphobia.
Monifa underwent 30 cosmetic procedures in three years, spending £65,000 primarily funded by her OnlyFans account.
Kitty Lunn, a dancer paralyzed from the waist down, founded Infinity Dance Theater in New York City to teach others with disabilities how to dance.
After giving birth, one mother reflects on feeling traumatized by the changes to her body and the overwhelming responsibility of caring for a newborn.
Amanda Cordner and Ajahnis Charley discuss self-acceptance and the challenges of auditioning as Black actors in spaces not designed for them.
Anastasia Ibelle, a New Orleans hairdresser, highlights the cultural significance of natural hair and the challenges faced by Black stylists in predominantly white salons.
Four national awards from the president of India did not shield Akanksha Sood Singh from struggling with body image issues shaped by societal standards.
A young woman named Lottie, who suffered severe burns as a child, collaborates with artist David Hockney to create her first portrait.
In Namibia, the Himba tribe's cultural practices, including polygamy and body decoration, are explored through the experiences of Komané, a Himba woman.
Ela was diagnosed with a 40-degree curve in her spine at age nine and later underwent spinal fusion surgery to correct her scoliosis.
Five men share their journeys on body image and societal beauty standards in the 21st century.
Three tattooed individuals undergo a social experiment on how tattoos shape public perception.
The average dress size in the US is 14 and growing, prompting a celebration of plus-size models at Full Figured Fashion Week in New York.
A young boy with big ears tells a plastic surgeon he likes them, prompting a reflection on beauty and self-acceptance in a long-distance relationship.
Jay embraces his vitiligo, inspired by model Winnie Harlow, and transforms his self-acceptance into a modeling career, highlighting representation in fashion.
Anthony Loffredo, known as 'The Black Alien', pursues extreme body modifications, including amputations, to achieve his vision of becoming an alien.
Physical fitness trends in urban America during the 1960s highlight the struggle against weight gain caused by sedentary lifestyles and dietary excess.
20-year-old Kameryn coaches young girls in figure skating in Detroit, aiming to empower them through sports and build their confidence.
Fifteen individuals share their tattoo stories, revealing how body art shapes their self-image and challenges societal prejudices.
Meet the Bagelheads, a unique body modification trend in Tokyo's bizarre world.
Trina, a choreographer known for her work with Lizzo and Beyoncé, leads the UK's first dance classes for plus-sized women to promote body positivity and self-expression.
Patrick, the founder of an independent cross-dressing service, shares his experiences and the empowering transformations he facilitates for clients.
Leah Shutkever, the UK's leading female competitive eater, profiles her record-breaking eating feats and the challenges she faces in the sport.
Katie and Nikki share their experiences of resilience and transformation after surviving domestic abuse and undergoing multiple facial surgeries.
A female bodybuilder reflects on her transformation from struggling with body image and anorexia to embracing her muscular physique while training for a competition in the USA.
Anorexia is explored through the personal narrative of Eisha Marjara, who reflects on her struggle with the eating disorder after a joint diet with her sister.
Children attend a fat camp for $7900, living under constant camera surveillance to lose weight.
Conor Reilly confronts his fears of body image and masculinity by getting naked in front of friends and strangers, exploring male anxiety and societal perceptions.
At 82, retired actress Helena Norowicz becomes a fashion model in Poland, challenging age-related stereotypes in beauty and self-expression.
Justyn, a burn survivor who suffered third-degree burns at age one, collaborates with artist Brad to create a portrait that celebrates his scars.
Girls as young as 8 recount their struggles with puberty, expressing feelings of fear and confusion about their changing bodies and experiences.
Comedian Grace Campbell explores the world of sex parties in the UK, seeking love and connection while navigating her family's reactions, including her father Alastair Campbell.
Adil Kishfany, a 17-year-old, aims to increase his weight from 165 to 215 pounds while reducing his body fat to 10%.
