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Women would strive to be extremely thin and flat chested (almost boyish figure).
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Being overweight was considered to be a sign of overindulgence and was not looked nicely upon. Women often starved to maintain their figure,
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Women continued to feel a massive pressure to stay thin. They wanted to lack hips, breasts, and a defined waist, and stay away from the hourglass figure as much as they could.
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Being skinny was so longer an obsession of women, now they were striving to do anything to avoid people calling them skinny or thin. Curves were a must.
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Women continued to not be skinny.
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Women still tried to remain curvy.
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Women were now striving to lose weight and organizations such as Weight Watchers recruited more than 500 000 members.
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Women now wanted to be fit, and the muscular look was in style.
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WWomen still were striving to stay fit and excersise tapes were very commonly used in an effort for women to get in shape.
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Many women suffer from eating disorders in a desperate effort to stay thin.
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Women were still obsessing over being thin and toned.
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Images in the media gave women an unrealistically high expectation as what they should look like (even though photoshop and airbrushing was a common occurence in many photos).