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Jan. 15th, 2003 02:20 pm
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People say eating disorders are about women not wanting to grow up.

People say you shouldn't blame the modelling industry/the media.

Sometimes I am very glad I am me.


Hey thank you all SO much for your suggestions! I asked because recently I’ve been so depressed and every time I see thinspiring pictures instead of their usual effect of making me restrict I actually binge. And my boyfriend has noticed something’s up – in his words – “you’re like turning into one of those anorexics or something” so he’s also been making me eat during the times that I’ve finally regained control and I’ve gained from 134 pounds to 139 in three weeks! But all your suggestions have really helped and this morning I’m back on track (ie I didn’t have a massive binge after breakfast). As my short term goal I’ll aim for 130 and then see how much lower I feel like going (although once I start to lose it’s pretty hard to stop myself). And to everyone who’s envious of my height you shouldn’t be – it’s the reason I started my ana tendencies in the first place. All my friends are always like “you could be a model if you just lost some weight” and I’ve been approached by two agencies and both times they wanted to sign me but they suggested I lose weight. And there was me thinking “but I’m not fat” and then I just became obsessed with how skinny models actually are and now I just feel like a massive pig, especially with all this extra I’ve just put on. so thanks again for helping me get control, I’ll keep you all posted!
From: [identity profile] ajva.livejournal.com
I am a 29 year old female with 10 years of anorexic experience. About 1 1/2 years ago my liver functioning dropped to 25% (a result of weighing between 60-65 pounds for 3 years) and I had to gain weight in order to rejuvenate my organ. Now I'm a healthy weight (5' 5", 125) with a healthy liver, but I'm exhausted from hearing my anorexic voice and fighting my urge - my need - to behave as the anorexic I am. I am done fighting, I am ready to return to my old behaviors - but I am scared that I'll go back to 62 pounds. I want to COEXIST with anorexia - I know I need it, but I don't want it to take over. I need the support of an experienced, empathetic anorexic who isn't afraid of speaking his or her mind to help me stay honest with myself. I want to share my food & weight logs/progress, my experiences, my hopes and my fears - I want you to want to share these things too.

Anyone interested in a one-on-one email relationship based on mutual support please email me at outofstep@etoast.com.

I truly hope someone is willing to be my mirror - I just can't see straight anymore.

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