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⌈ Secret Post #2481 ⌋

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[Star Trek, Sleepy Hollow, Elementary]

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[Junjou Romantica]

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07. [WARNING for suicide/self-harm]

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Someone on my flist had people ask her to make a filter so that they didn't see her exercise posts. She's put on some weight and doesn't fit her clothes so well, and doesn't want to buy new clothes, so she's been starting to work out (and joined a sports team she's having a lot of fun with). Apparently, this is triggering to some friends who have had eating disorders in the past, and seeing other people make lifestyle changes makes them want to slide back into bad habits.

(reply from suspended user)

Actually I feel the same way, but don't have an eating disorder. I would never ask someone to censor their posts, I just ignore them or block them myself. I get triggered into anger about the way women police themselves and each other, all the body shame and food shame and diet industry bollocks. That's why I loathe those sorts of posts.

So I do get why people feel triggered, although not sure I get why they can't just block the offending posts themselves.

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