imagine telling someone overweight “tell her it’s ok to put down the food” like,, why is it ok to do it to underweight people then?
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- Replying to @roxiethinsit’s called an officetel! it’s a style of korean corporate apartment
- Replying to @missdiorexicI totally agree she’s lost tons of weight but I think these pics are photoshopped
- sorry but a thigh gap means nothing if it only exists in certain poses. the point is there’s a gap with your feet together standing relaxed
- Replying to @babyfawn222I guess the real blessing part is their “as much as you want” = not a lot lol
- Replying to @wintercvntwhen she reacts: “so fake and over the top! stop acting cute! when she doesn’t react: “what a spoiled brat. what’s her problem?”
- Replying to @jaemrexiaI legit feel so bad for him, I follow his personal insta and he talks about his mental health struggles sometimes. he’s going through it :( and honestly I don’t think he’s as in denial about his ED as everyone thinks he is, he just might not be admitting it publicly
- wow that’s crazy because I got diagnosed with anorexia nervosa restrictive subtype even after telling doctors I ate 1400 calories a day!! almost like everyone is different and calories are not part of the DSM checklist
- I got to bmi 14 eating 1200-1400 🫶
- that sounds like a shitty thing to say regardless tbh
- the other thing is even people who are “naturally” or unintentionally underweight are still going to suffer from some consequences associated with it eventually— it’s not healthy regardless.