Dr Ivanka Prichard, who lead the study, told the Sydney Morning Herald: 'My understanding of the situation is that they are restricting their eating and also exercising before the wedding, then afterwards it was as though it didn't matter any more.
领导这项研究的伊万卡·普里查德博士对《悉尼先驱晨报》说:“我对此的理解是,这些新娘在婚礼之前限制饮食并且坚持锻炼,然而婚礼后她们就不在认为这很重要了。”
She added that the impetus to lose weight before one's wedding comes not from the bride, but from the media and those around them. She said: 'If you go to a bridal store it is common for them to ask brides if they want to order a dress in a size smaller than they currently are. There is huge pressure to lose weight from family members, wedding magazines and even dressmakers and a third of participants in her study had actually been told to lose weight before their weddings.
她补充说:“婚礼前减肥的动力并不是新娘自己,而是媒体以及她们周围的人物或事物。当你去新娘商店时,店员会问新娘是否想要一条比她们现在的身材尺寸小一点的礼服,这是很普遍的现象。”家庭成员,婚礼杂志甚至裁缝都给了新娘们巨大压力。实际上,研究中三分之一的新娘在婚礼前都被告知说要减肥。
'You have to remember your partner is marrying you because he loves you, not how you fit into the dress.'
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