So, I posted on facebook that I felt I wasn't losing weight fast enough. I had that moment of insecurity and felt the need to talk about that.
Someone said "You're an eating disorder waiting to happen."
Just because I express a moment of insecurity, doesn't mean I am going to starve myself, binge and purge, laxatives, etc.
Yes, I am pretty angry that after being raped, I allowed myself to gain 50 pounds. I am doing something to lose the weight. I'm eating less junk and consuming more fruits and veggies, drinking water and milk, and taking long ways to my classes. Like any person who has been trying to lose weight, sometimes it feels like it isn't going as fast as it should with all the work you are doing. I know it takes time, but that's just how it feels.
I am not trying to set an ungodly weight goal for myself. My Junior year of high school, I was at my lowest weight (teen years) at 140. I just want to lose the 50 pounds I gained and go back to that 140. At that weight, I felt great about myself and felt confident and less self conscious.
I do not want to go back to having an eating disorder. I was anorexic at one point, but a friend helped me see how stupid I was and my grades were slipping because I couldn't focus on the lesson. I was so consumed by how much weight I was losing and the hunger I felt. I am not going to allow myself to do that again.
So when someone says during that moment of insecurity that I'm an eating disorder waiting to happen, it hurts.
Someone said "You're an eating disorder waiting to happen."
Just because I express a moment of insecurity, doesn't mean I am going to starve myself, binge and purge, laxatives, etc.
Yes, I am pretty angry that after being raped, I allowed myself to gain 50 pounds. I am doing something to lose the weight. I'm eating less junk and consuming more fruits and veggies, drinking water and milk, and taking long ways to my classes. Like any person who has been trying to lose weight, sometimes it feels like it isn't going as fast as it should with all the work you are doing. I know it takes time, but that's just how it feels.
I am not trying to set an ungodly weight goal for myself. My Junior year of high school, I was at my lowest weight (teen years) at 140. I just want to lose the 50 pounds I gained and go back to that 140. At that weight, I felt great about myself and felt confident and less self conscious.
I do not want to go back to having an eating disorder. I was anorexic at one point, but a friend helped me see how stupid I was and my grades were slipping because I couldn't focus on the lesson. I was so consumed by how much weight I was losing and the hunger I felt. I am not going to allow myself to do that again.
So when someone says during that moment of insecurity that I'm an eating disorder waiting to happen, it hurts.
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