[music] Hi, good afternoon. My name is Marra Makbul Shak. I am basically just a girl who lost a lot of weight and got internet famous for no reason. How many of you have heard the name Marra before? Not a one person. I'm not surprised. I remember when I was in school, I went home one day and I asked my mother, "Ma, why did you name me Marra. What does it even mean. " And she has an ever smiling face. So she said, "Marra is an Arabic term beta.It means to transcend, to go beyond limits. I did not want to go ...

[Música] Les voy a proponer una actividad. Nos vamos a numerar del uno al tres de izquierda a derecha. Por allá 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 y así sucesivamente hasta el final. A ver, nos organizamos. Les pido que se acuerden el número, por favor, que lo retengan. ¿Cómo venimos? Bien. Ahí va, ahí va. Me gusta la interacción que se está armando. Bueno, más o menos tenemos el número. Sí. Bueno, ¿se lo acuerdan? Bien, le voy a pedir a los número dos que levanten la mano. A ver, mirémonos entre todos con la mano levantada ...

Core Issue - The report addresses the speaker's personal struggle with body image issues and disordered eating, specifically bulimia [1][2][3][4][5] - The speaker details the development of an obsession with controlling food intake and calories, leading to self-induced vomiting [3][4] - The speaker highlights the negative impact of societal pressures and bullying on self-esteem and body image [2] Recovery and Support - The speaker emphasizes the importance of seeking help and support from others [5][9] - The speaker credits her mother's intervention and support as a turning point in her recovery [6][7][8] - The speaker underscores the significance of self-acceptance, vulnerability, and courage in overcoming personal challenges [8][9] Key Takeaway - The report suggests that vulnerability is not a weakness but a strength, and admitting to having a problem is the first step towards recovery [8][9] - The report advocates for seeking help and not being ashamed of one's struggles [9]