Body Dysmorphic Disorder Archives ⋆ The Teenager Today

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Body Dysmorphia: Are you obsessed with your appearance?

15th December 202115th December 2021 Monica Fernandes Body Dysmorphia, Body Dysmorphic Disorder

It is estimated that around 1 million people suffer from Body Dysmorphic Disorder in India. BDD sufferers tend to go into a shell and avoid social contact.

Youth-oriented & person-oriented

The first impression is the best impression. I recently held TTT for the first time in my hands and as I read the magazine it impressed me very much. It is youth-oriented and above all, person-oriented. I enjoyed reading Soul Strings, Spreading The Fragrance Of Kindness (Editorial), Don’t Let Your Crush Crush You and The Ubuntu Way of Life. It’s a clarion call for me and for all of us for self-transformation. I would certainly encourage others also to read TTT.

Sr Lydia D’Mello, FMM (Principal)

St Joseph’s Matric. Hr Sec School, Coimbatore

Covers diverse topics

TTT covers diverse topics and gives us insights into various hobbies and cultures. I have also showed and recommended this magazine to my teachers and friends. I am really thankful that you have considered my responses for TPOV for publication and encouraged my love for writing.

Sreejita Das (14)

Pondicherry

Great mix of entertainment, information & general knowledge

I love the international artistes featured in the Music column. I also like to read Inspiring Lives, Bob’s Banter, Sci-Tech, Wired and Sports. The Teenager Today is a great mix of entertainment, information and general knowledge.

Kinjal (15)

Jaipur

I feel refreshed after reading each issue

Every issue of The Teenager Today improves our general knowledge. I especially love to read DYK, Hobby Lobby, Your Health, as well as Photo Pik and Poets & Poetry which are wonderful. The quotations in Soul Strings are very motivational and inspirational. I feel refreshed after reading each issue.

Sunita (15)

Mumbai

Combines learning and leisure

The Teenager Today combines learning and leisure in a creative presentation. Verus Ferreira’s interview with Carolina Norbu, the passionate singer and songwriter from Arunachal, gives us a unique look into the world of music in youth. I was mind-blown when I learned how she takes inspiration from reading and daily experiences. Many thanks to TTT for motivating me.

Praveen Babu

Thiruvananthapuram