This is one of the biggest misconceptions about eating disorders. It is easy to make this assumption. The media is terribly convincing about how we perceive beauty, our bodies and really ourselves. Does the media contribute to eating disorders? Body dissatisfaction is defined as a negative evaluation of our weight and height. Body dissatisfaction leads to eating disorders. In many ways, the media is to blame for the state of our body image. Because we want to follow a diet. According to public opinion, this thinness leads to happiness. For the idea that you have to wait until you lose weight to do anything. The National Eating Disorder Association (2006) reports that over the past 70 years, national incidence rates for all eating disorders have increased significantly across the board. The number of incidences of bulimia among women aged 10 to 39 more than tripled between 1988 and 1993. The cause of these staggering statistics remains to be determined, but research has shown that body dissatisfaction and low self-esteem put women at high risk of developing diet