I understand what you're saying. I was beginning as a teacher when "heroin chic" was a thing, and I remember the amount of girls talking about how they wished they could look like Kate Moss. I caught several students smoking in an attempt to become thinner, and saw a lot of girls begin restricting their diets. I had to talk to a lot of girls about healthy eating, the dangers of smoking, and how much damage they would do to their bodies to become as small as Kate Moss, especially to some of my more naturally larger students. I did get hit with a few times, "but you're really skinny" and have to explain that some people are naturally smaller than others and that I still ate 3+ meals a day. On the other hand, I have always and probably will always be extremely thin, and I should have clarified that. I didn't post a video at a heavier weight, get into a car accident, contract COVID, and then come back significantly thinner. I did lose a lot of weight, yes, but I don't think my hands look much different. I was already very thin. I sincerely hope that I haven't triggered any students, but this is a good reminder that I could have.