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40632) You don’t have to be super skinny, your bones don’t have to stick out of everywhere possible, you don’t have to look so weak that if someone were to slightly push you, every bone in your body would break, you don’t have to be completely flat chested or have legs as thin as sticks, you don’t have to be constantly taken in to hospital…but that’s the only way people will notice or recognize you have an eating disorder. Sad, isn’t it?
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40455) I wish I hadn’t told anybody about my eating disorder. Now, all I ever get is judgmental looks while I eat or while I don’t eat. Now, people just try to shove things down my throat or they ask if I’m full yet. I’m sorry sometimes I starve, then I binge. They trigger each other. I wish it was easy to stop, but it’s not… and people’s commentary & actions aren’t helping.
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