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terriossie
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Posted: 15 July 2009 08:33 am |
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hello everyone i'm new to this so here goes.
it makes me sick to the pit of my stomach when i read about people wanting to have an ed.
i have had one form of ed all my life for the past 6 years i have been batteling with anorexia it consumes my whole life, my mind and body never rest, it's a living #%@&! how could anyone want to live like that. there is no choice with ed's they just come at you no ones why and to set out to want one is so wrong , you give up so much miss so much of life. just last month my baby girl turned one and i couldn't watch her eat her first piece of cake thats gone i can never have that moment back so ask yourself this is wanting an ed worth missing all the magical things in life?
to all the people that have an ed if you ever need a friendly ear the i will listen i don't have the answers but i can be a friend.
take care my lovely's xx
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Nir
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Posted: 15 July 2009 09:06 am |
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terriossie wrote: it makes me sick to the pit of my stomach when i read about people wanting to have an ed.
I guess the people who say they want to have an ed are mis-informed about what a restrictive eating disorder feels like, and in any case most of them presumably already have an eating disorder, called "compulsive over-eating", which would be why they are struggling with their overweightness and obsession with food.
What they would like, presumably, is to loose their obsession with food rather than be obsessed with restriction
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terriossie
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Posted: 15 July 2009 09:19 pm |
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this maybe true but i have also suffered with compulsive over eating and even at my worst i only ever wished to eat like a normal person not an anorexic
xxxxx
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slimwish
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Posted: 15 July 2009 09:42 pm |
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I think it's because they want to be thin, but they don't know exactly how terrible ed's actually are.
 SW
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terriossie
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Posted: 15 July 2009 09:44 pm |
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| mmmmmmmmmm i guess your right but i wish people would stop think and research it alittle xxxxx
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oythatsintense
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Posted: 11 August 2009 04:21 am |
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I don't know, but they can have mine (this is a terrible and perhaps insenstive joke, forgive me-- but sometimes that's the only way to cope).
No one who HAS an ed wants one, that's what I do know.
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OnceUpon-A-ThinGirl
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Posted: 11 August 2009 03:49 pm |
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| I don't think that everyone who "wants" an ED is just some idiot who thinks it's cool. I think people get weight obsessed and they go to a very desperate place where anything is worth trying. When you're that weight obsessed and you are willing to try anything, seriously anything I consider that some form of ED.
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Dominic
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Posted: 11 August 2009 08:54 pm |
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The ones actually wanting an ED really dosen't know it is like to have one.
Yes, you lose weight. You truely do. You do however make sacrifices: Tooth decay, digestion issues, kidney stones, thyroid issues, having your mind around food and calories 24/7, lie to the ones you love, you sacrifice friends and family since you would rather avoid social gatherings and outings due to the fact those often er directly linked to FOOD. Just to mention a few.
I've been anywhere from 125 to 285 pounds as a 5"9, 21 year old guy, currently at 170, which i suppose is the happy medium i finally found. Yet, i think about every day that "#%@&!, I would like to drop those 30, I would have some crazy definition then!" and thinking about when I should launch my next 6 months of eating 500kcal pr day only consisting of lean meat and non-starchy vegs.
Sadly I haven't gotten any help, since i was technically normal weight when I finally decided to contact my doctor, who basically totally and utterly ignored my testamonies about water fasting for 60 days and whatnot.
Long story short: EDs are #%@&!, and wishing for one is just straight out provoking for the ones actually suffering from it. It's basically like wishing for cancer. Ok, drastic comparison, but you get the picture.
Last edited on 11 August 2009 08:56 pm by Dominic
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