Look, as an anorexic, I genuinely find this kind of discussion incredibly naive and frustrating.
Firstly, Grace clearly has no phobias. She eats everything, she touches all kinds of foods. She doesn't have a strict food routine and never sticks to safe foods - her diet is varied, there's nothing she stays clear from and she's not frightened of things like butter, oil or nuts - mayjor healthy food relationship vibes there.
Secondly, only eating a bite of a biscuit in a video in a taste-testing video - GOOD
There are so many fucking unhealthy binge-eating channels on YouTube where they eat everything in ridiculous amounts.
That's not healthy.
A normal, healthy person only takes a bite of something when taste-testing something - it's what chefs do and it's what reviewers do. That's the whole point of "taste testing"
Comparing her to her older FAHTER's eating habits is asinine.
a) he's a man b) he's older. He probably doesn't care about his physique the same way a 20-something-year-old woman does (shocker), and he's a man! Their metabolisms are totally different. My mother doesn't have an eating disorder, but she eats very differently from my uncle. My uncle is in his sixties, a gym freak, and he'll devour a packet of biscuits without a second thought. My mother, who just cares about cholesterol and isn't as hungry, will probably eat a biscuit.
Not eating the whole this in a TASTE TESTING video is normal and healthy. Good on Grace!
What's not healthy are those binge-eating videos that promote unhealthy, disordered, gorging on all the food in front of them
Firstly, Grace clearly has no phobias. She eats everything, she touches all kinds of foods. She doesn't have a strict food routine and never sticks to safe foods - her diet is varied, there's nothing she stays clear from and she's not frightened of things like butter, oil or nuts - mayjor healthy food relationship vibes there.
Secondly, only eating a bite of a biscuit in a video in a taste-testing video - GOOD
There are so many fucking unhealthy binge-eating channels on YouTube where they eat everything in ridiculous amounts.
That's not healthy.
A normal, healthy person only takes a bite of something when taste-testing something - it's what chefs do and it's what reviewers do. That's the whole point of "taste testing"
Comparing her to her older FAHTER's eating habits is asinine.
a) he's a man b) he's older. He probably doesn't care about his physique the same way a 20-something-year-old woman does (shocker), and he's a man! Their metabolisms are totally different. My mother doesn't have an eating disorder, but she eats very differently from my uncle. My uncle is in his sixties, a gym freak, and he'll devour a packet of biscuits without a second thought. My mother, who just cares about cholesterol and isn't as hungry, will probably eat a biscuit.
Not eating the whole this in a TASTE TESTING video is normal and healthy. Good on Grace!
What's not healthy are those binge-eating videos that promote unhealthy, disordered, gorging on all the food in front of them
the way she slates service INFURIATES me. I’ve worked in the service industry for a large part of my life and nothing is more ugly that entitled customers. I understand that staff being rude for the sake of it is unacceptable but come on…majority of service workers are overworked and underpaid, scraping by on minimum wage, even managerial roles are vastly underpaid. For Grace the YouTuber who wouldn’t know a hard days work if it slapped her in the face to moan about ‘poor’ service is just annoying. She lives in an airy fairy world where everyone should be happy and kind to Grace, she’s been wrapped up in cotton wool and I genuinely don’t think she could handle a real full time job and the real world! Used to love her but small things like this and the fact her content is shit recently have completely turned me off her.