"I'm more Ana than you!" "You're wannarexics!"

[never_skinny]

Fuck everybody who says this shit.

I'm sick of you all being so bitchy towards each other, acting like it's annoying for somebody to want to have anorexia.

Don't you understand that people who want anorexia clearly have an eating disorder? Of course they understand the dangers of anorexia. Saying they want it just means they've come to terms with the fact that they have an eating disorder.

Again, fuck you. I've been called wannarexic because I'm 85kg. I've been struggling with eating disorders since I started primary school. I WAS FIVE YEARS OLD. Don't tell me I am pretending. If I was pretending, I'd realise it was fucking crazy or get bored by now.

I don't need people to come here and say "OMG I FEEL THE SAME", nor people to come here and say that I'm wrong. Because you feel that way because you have an eating disorder, just like the "wannarexics". So just ignore this. Please.

[rowyn]

this isn't a 'real' reply....... <3

[Vision Thing]

I think it's the elitism that comes with the desire to be constantly perfect, perhaps?

[never_skinny]

It makes me rage so hard. It's like people want to think that they "worked so hard to be where they are" and people who don't work as "hard" aren't anorexic and deserve their criticism.

Like, saying those things to people makes them fall deeper. I starved myself for 6 weeks once when my friend laughed at me and told me I wasn't anorexic.

[Vision Thing]

Mmmm. It's just funny that the people who don't tend to loose as much weight have a lot deeper problems (no offense). I've just found it to be that way, because food becomes a coping mechanism for a lot of people.