[ SECRET POST #2812 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2812 ⌋

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Comments

Triggers: Eating Disorders (not mine)

[(Anonymous)]

You know the drill...

Re: Triggers: Eating Disorders (not mine)

[(Anonymous)]

First, that should be "trigger warning", not "triggers." Sorry. :/ If I weren't anon I'd edit.

My question is this - is it a sign of anorexia if someone cuts their food into really, really small pieces? I've noticed a friend doing this lately, and I think she has a history of eating disorders. (I don't know for sure - she's withheld from eating, but I don't know whether this was anorexia or part of her depression.) She's very thin too, although then again, so am I and I don't have an eating disorder so I don't want to go by that.

Of course, typing this all out I think maybe I'm being paranoid anyway.

Re: Triggers: Eating Disorders (not mine)

[(Anonymous)]

Possibly.

http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/000362.htm

"Cutting food into small pieces or moving them around the plate instead of eating"

Re: Triggers: Eating Disorders (not mine)

[herpymcderp]

It can be. It's isn't always though.

If there's a history, then yes, I'd be worried.

Re: Triggers: Eating Disorders (not mine)

[(Anonymous)]

I'm guilty of this and I don't in any way have an eating disorder.

But if your friend has a history, then you probably have a right to be concerned about this change in behavior.