Wrong Mirror

   Look in as many mirrors as you can to understand. The truth is out there. I have a favorite mirror at home. Whenever I look around, it boosts my self-esteem. The other, just the opposite. Sometimes it can be self-suggestion if you look at yourself very closely.

   I don't think you're in class at all! Don't you have more important tasks? Yes, I have your problems ... take it, break it and buy one that makes you very skinny, and then write here again

   I have the same problem. At home in all the mirrors I see myself fat, the same as I was 7 years ago, before I lost the extra 10 kg. And if I look in someone else's mirror, in a store, or in the home of one of my acquaintances, I see myself as weak as I should be (I am 176 tall and I am currently 61 kg). I know I'm not fat and I come to the conclusion that the problem is not in the mirrors, but rather in my head. Crazy job! I recently read an article about anorexia and it said that people suffering from this disease have exactly the same problem and this is the reason why they refuse to eat. Anorexics, no matter how much they lose weight, always look fat in the image of the mirror. Well, obviously you and I have a tendency to develop anorexia. In this case, I personally would advise you to be more confident in yourself and to trust more in the judgment of your loved ones than in the mirror. You know you're not fat, and the people around you tell you. Find in the net the table for calculating body weight (body mass index) and there you will see according to the weight and height in which group you are. Stop losing weight and try to maintain your current weight. otherwise ... you risk getting anorexia. F39

   take and draw on a sheet vertical and horizontal lines so as to obtain identical squares put against the mirror and see if the lines are distorted

   Use Kozyrev's mirror.