[ SECRET POST #3551 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3551 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Advice thread?

[(Anonymous)]

No, that's actually not true. Because the underweight in anorexia means for your body. So if someone is not eating enough for their body, they can still be anorexic even if their BMI is higher than average. And the important part of the definition of anorexia is obsession with weight and calorie counting and things like that.

There are people who might be considered fat or overweight who are also anorexic.

Re: Advice thread?

[(Anonymous)]

That doesn't even make any sense. There has to be a standardized criteria that applies to everyone because "underweight for your body" could mean pretty much anything someone wanted it to.

Re: Advice thread?

[herpymcderp]

Nooooo.

No you are incorrect. The clinical diagnosis of anorexia involves having a BMI that is <18.5. Having an eating disorder with anorexic character is a whole other different thing, and it is what you are thinking of.

You don't have to be underweight to have an eating disorder. You do have to be underweight to be anorexic.