A person’s character affects even the way they eat and which group they belong to.

You may ask yourself a question: “Do I find myself eating food when I’m not even hungry?” If the answer is positive, you belong to the first group and you are simply a compulsive eater.

Compulsive eaters usually stuff themselves with food even when they are not hungry. It is probably known, that when we eat food when we’re not hungry, this is usually caused by something else which is going on in our lives. One of the first steps to identifying these causes and dealing with them is to be aware of the times when we are hungry and the times when we are not.

One well known saying is that people eat with their eyes. Colors of foods can easily attach your senses. The perfect example is the typical Christmas binge meal. You see a lot of food on the table and you crave to eat it all and it has nothing to do with hunger.

Another reason for compulsive eating is so called emotional eating.

For example, have you ever said to yourself, “I eat because

I am sad”? If you honestly sift through this statement, you might find you believe that, even though you would like to lose weight, you rather eat cookies because it hurts less than feeling sad. Emotional eating is not about lack of willpower, and it won’t be solved by dieting. We eat when we are sad. We eat when we are bored, angry, frustrated, frightened. We eat because we don’t know that our feelings won’t destroy us and because food is everywhere, and we think that it will fix whatever is wrong.

Another salient reason why we purge ourselves with food is mind hunger.

Most of us confuse mind hunger, which has nothing to do with food, with body hunger.

Mind hunger is endless and bottomless. It can be said that we are haunted by thoughts of food. Imagine yourself sitting in a restaurant, being in the middle of a very good meal and then you see a plate of fried potatoes go by. You probably want a pud just to try.

Another group of people, those who eat to live generally find it hard to understand how the rest can eat food if they’re not hungry. They control themselves not to be obsessed by mind hunger or emotional eatig and they try to trust the wisdom of their biology.

Being hungry is like being in love: If you don’t know, you’re probably not. Your body lets you know in no uncertain terms when it wants food.

in many different cultures for example tatoos has been already known in ancient Egipt.

At/In many societies body is decorated like it was done many centuries ago. Inhabitants of Sudan or Newzeland_people cover their bodys with colorful patterns or beautiful tatoos.

Many African people are famouse for scars on face and entirebody, which can be call ornaments. Warriors who live in Kenia and Tazmania of Masay people covre their hair with strange mixtures to achieve certain hairdress and color.

Egzamples of decorating body do not have to be looked for in egzotic cultures or past ages, what else is make up done by milions of women in western civilisation.

Why do we decorate our body?

There is a few reasons why people decorate their bodys. First of all it is the way of confirming of membership to particular group. Ihabitants of Arnhema land in the north of Australia during the some of the ceremonies cover their bodys with symbols characterize clan which they come from.

Another thing is some signs and sybmols are supposed to attract opposite sex this kind of persuasion is used by Fulan_tribe from Africa.

Decorating body can be also done to satisfy aestethic needs and way of express likings.

In the western world decorating body is connecting with fashion, ethnographs claims that basic reasons that make us tatoo our bodys are the same as those which make people of other cultures tatoo theirs.

Women who do make up follow those trends which are lately on the top to be more attractive or show their own style, it is a kind of artistic expression. In case of western society decorating body does not contains any ritual aspect.