TokenBlinkie
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Trigger warning for just about everything, I think.
Fat, Ex-Anorexic here.
I became very ill due to Anorexia, a long time ago. It was a gradual thing, the more my breasts grew, the more I exercised and the less I ate, because my schoolgirl self decided that would make them smaller.
I'm now a middle aged, married woman with children. I'm massively overweight and working in an industry where Fat People are not the norm, but there are a few of us. It still has a long way to go before my industry properly accepts and acknowledges fat people, in my opinion.
I eat much less calories than is safe. I weigh myself every day, because it gives me a sense of control and the only thing that comforts me is knowing that because I'm so Fat, I have lots of time to carry on with this before people might start to notice my body changing.
The ironic thing is, people will probably praise me for the weightloss when they do notice it, yet, a few decades ago I'd have been thought bad of for losing weight.
I must still have an anorexic brain, even though the outside is the complete opposite.
Fat, Ex-Anorexic here.
I became very ill due to Anorexia, a long time ago. It was a gradual thing, the more my breasts grew, the more I exercised and the less I ate, because my schoolgirl self decided that would make them smaller.
I'm now a middle aged, married woman with children. I'm massively overweight and working in an industry where Fat People are not the norm, but there are a few of us. It still has a long way to go before my industry properly accepts and acknowledges fat people, in my opinion.
I eat much less calories than is safe. I weigh myself every day, because it gives me a sense of control and the only thing that comforts me is knowing that because I'm so Fat, I have lots of time to carry on with this before people might start to notice my body changing.
The ironic thing is, people will probably praise me for the weightloss when they do notice it, yet, a few decades ago I'd have been thought bad of for losing weight.
I must still have an anorexic brain, even though the outside is the complete opposite.