Lily has noticed that all of her friends love to talk about their flaws. No matter what they start talking about, the conversation turns to social media and picking apart celebrities’ bodies and eventually their own. Lily is starting to wonder if this is the right friend group for her because she finds all of this negativity exhausting. What advice would you give Lily? A.
If she has a good body image, all of that negativity will not be a problem.
B.
Lily will have the same body image as her friends, so she must dump these friends.
C.
If changing the subject does not work, it would be good to find some positive people.
D.
Her friends are clearly not interested in developing healthy habits and enjoy complaining.

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