I can't rag on her choice of aesthetic videos because there's a market for this and ultimately she wants to monetise her content. Just checked her IG and back here and can see she's still pulling the ED tomfoolery (whether genuine or misguided #aesthetic) so yeah, I still won't be watching her videos. Intrigues me that she did a post about Atypical Anorexia though, suggests we're not reading into things and there is something ED related going on. Either way, completely not here for the photos in angled mirrors to make her look like a bobblehead with the effect further enhanced by wearing babydoll-esque clothing. I think it is very deliberate.
I don't know if any of you guys know much about Eugenia Cooney but recently, she's been doing a lot more bodychecking in her streams and being very obvious about it (e.g. getting up to do stretches and seeing people comment she looks so thin and responding "i dont know what you guys meaaaan, i'm just ~stretching") - Ruby's behaviour reeks of it too tbh. You can have an ED and still knowingly put out toxic messages about body image. I struggled with an ED for years and a large part of that was influenced by my mum and her sister's who also had EDs (and some of them still do). They knew how damaging their EDs were but still valued thinness, food control etc and promoted that. I guess seeing things from that perspective just makes me more annoyed at these influencers then anything else.
i mean, if she had worn her black coat with that fur i would be pretty sure she's now going for victoriancottagegrandmamacore
