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TW: Eating disorders and self-harm
(Anonymous) 2015-02-21 10:48 pm (UTC)(link)Re: TW: Eating disorders and self-harm
(Anonymous) 2015-02-21 10:48 pm (UTC)(link)I have an hourglass figure, and I've always loathed it. Never liked it much on celebrities either, since all I see when I look at it is, not curves, but discomfort. For example, my breasts have always been a source of discomfort and my hips make me look and feel fat. I'm actually quite thin, but not thin enough to look as thin as I am while wearing clothing. My hips are 36 inches around the widest part of my butt (which is, by the way, nearly non-existent. I do not have much of an ass) and I want to be 34 inches. Like Candice Swanepoel, who is pear shaped, but has a broader set of hips, much like I do. I want to be perfect. I want to feel perfect. All while knowing full well I am trying to attain perfection in a world where it does not, and never will, exist.
But if I don't eat less, I'll eat pretty much everything I see, especially things of sugary content (even fruits! Far too many fruits). This will go on all day, all night, for months. I'll even spend a lot of money on eating out. I won't really gain much weight, my metabolism has always been pretty good to me in that regard. But I won't lose any either, and I'll become soft, and my heart will start to ache.
I don't know how to eat. I wish I could eat just enough of things so I'm never hungry, but NEVER full, and so I don't have to worry about:
A) Gaining weight from eating too much
B) Gaining weight from finally eating something after eating too little
I also have no self-respect when it comes to my physical being. I will eat too little and feel comfortable there, but I'm killing myself. Or I'll eat too much and end up cutting. I refuse to seek help, but I have decided to post this to get it out there. Something of a comfort, I suppose.
I'm stressed.
Re: TW: Eating disorders and self-harm
I don't know your reasons for refusing to get help, but I will tell you I never could've gotten mine under control without professional help. I am all for the empowerment of the individual, but seriously. YOU ARE WORTH HELP. I understand if you're not in a financial, familial, or geographical position to do so, but do not let your self-hate prevent you from getting desperately needed medical care.
--Rogan
Re: TW: Eating disorders and self-harm
I'm sorry you're going through that. It sounds awful.
Re: TW: Eating disorders and self-harm
The reality of your situation is that until you work on alleviating the sources of stress that underlie your compulsions regarding your diet, it's not going to resolve. I know this, because I am a recovered EDNOS sufferer, and I had habits and worries that are a lot like yours. I couldn't reverse my condition until I figured out what was causing it, and most of the time that isn't something you can safely do on your own.
You don't have to feel like this. There is a way out. Please see somebody about this.