Toxic: Quite ironic how the people... - Talk ED (eating d...

Talk ED (eating disorders)

3,591 members1,503 posts

Toxic

Starbrush profile image
0 Replies

Quite ironic how the people around me who triggered my eating disorder are the same ones who are surprised when they “find out” what I had been doing. It’s hard to remember when you’d “harmlously” skip all your meals because you were getting thinner and then obsessing over it because “friends” said you still needed to lose more weight. I was at a healthy weight before starting, muscular of course a little pouch but that’s still healthy, yet I was told I was ugly for it. By my own “friends” I now have gained more weight than when I started I feel grossed with myself because I used to be so healthy and now I am not..

Written by
Starbrush profile image
Starbrush
To view profiles and participate in discussions please or .

Not what you're looking for?

You may also like...

binge-eating, eating disorder

hello everyone. :) i am writing this post because i am searching a support. i have realized that i...
janewlif profile image

I feel ashamed, when people see me eating

Hello! I used to have an ED in my adolescence, but now I mostly healthy and don't starve myself or...
Lirali profile image

should i tell someone that i’m starting to develop an E.D.

a few days ago I stood on my scale and saw that i hit 110 lbs, i’m 14 and 5’4 and i know this is a...

Triggering behavior of people who are obsessed with their weight

Hello! I'm a not a native English speaker, so excuse my errors. I used to be anorexic a few years...
Lirali profile image

How to talk to your GP

Hi guys, I was wondering about how should I tell my Gp that I no longer restrict, my weight is more...
Kessa profile image

Moderation team

ABC- profile image
ABC-Partner

Content on HealthUnlocked does not replace the relationship between you and doctors or other healthcare professionals nor the advice you receive from them.

Never delay seeking advice or dialling emergency services because of something that you have read on HealthUnlocked.