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Honestly? I don't see an issue with the morbidly curious. And if fellow suffers want to talk, I don't see that as a bad thing.

And it is unhealthy (as is OCD which is above this comment). But I also think it should be talked about.

i'll politely disagree and bow out here. i realize i'm biased and reading a lot into few words, but your title didn't frame it as recovering, but as a current condition for you. i feel like just discussing it normalizes it, and makes it a disorder that's easier to bear because, after all, other people do the same thing.

but yeah, obviously a personal view. carry on.

I guess we shouldn't talk about any mental illness, then, because it ~normalizes~ it.

Talking about it helps, Jesus Christ. What do you think therapy is? It's not just shoving food down someone's throat until they get over it.

sorry op, obviously i said i'd bow out, but i want to clarify here: when i say talking about it, i mean to a bunch of strangers in an environment where people are much more prone to being judgmental and vicious. therapy is good, but therapy is not the same as an anon comm, even if the anon on the other end is in a similar predicament.

if op seeks help in therapy, that's great, but imo the odds that two anorexics are going to get together and talk about how to seek help are low.

and now i'm gone!

from another recovered anorexic to an internet stranger: it's none of your business how ~delicate~ someone's condition might be to anons. dude fuck off

your issue with this thread is weird. we've had ed anons in "ask a" threads before. it's a prevalent disorder with A LOT of misconceptions. talking about it on anons (as with any serious topic) will more likely get genuine questions unless the trollier anons are bored.

idk why so many of you think anons is a vicious danger zone for sensitive subjects. the trolls aren't that prevalent and when they come out they're blaringly obvious.

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