As a mother of three, and having been pregnant with many friends, this was all I heard for a long time: during first pregnancies, after, and then again during the next. Then I began working for Weight Watchers as a leader and I heard it again: what do we do with these, how do we get rid of them? My response is: Wear them proudly! Now, with a minor in Women's Studies, I am reading as much as I can. It's amazing how many true stories are out there about this very issue. I recently read "Distorted," by Taryn Leigh Benson, which deals with a teen struggle over body image and a mom's desperate attempt to help. This is a true story, worth reading. Advertisers and photographers depict a perfect body as one that is not realistic to today's society with fast food rising, modern conveniences replacing traditional work and activities, and the typical on-the-go mentality. Feeling good about oneself means from the inside out. This includes stripes, es...