The New Official "What do you look like" Thread

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Originally posted by Dave_97
can i have some?
you'll have to pay.

Originally posted by rudester
Send nudes now
maybe you should take a seat.

Some guy who follows me on TikTok and Instagram. I have an okay following of 50k followers so I have people request photos of lewd cosplay or Neko girl stuff. I’ve had a guy offer to pay me for rolling my eyes. People pay for the weirdest things. I remember we use to post stuff like that on here I just don’t remember where. I’d spare a photo.
I was also pretty underweight with these old photos.

Good to head that you've gained healthy weight 👆

That's not now, right?

No I’m entirely weight restored. I’m at a healthy weight now. I went inpatient for an eating disorder and February.
I still struggle from time to time but ultimately I’m doing much better.

Originally posted by immaturerainbow
No I’m entirely weight restored. I’m at a healthy weight now. I went inpatient for an eating disorder and February.
I still struggle from time to time but ultimately I’m doing much better.

Excellent news, glad to hear it.

It’s been really hard. And definitely not a perfect recovery. Which one thing about eating disorders is perfection. But I’m getting by. I’ll have to upload a better more recent pic so you can see the difference.

I have a problem of not finishing my meals, I seem to always leave something because I just feel so full and tired half way through.

Maybe that's why I've never been obese.

Depends on your stomach. It takes a while for your body to get use to a new diet plan so if you feel full and dont feel like over eating it could mean you have a fast metabolism.

Originally posted by immaturerainbow
No I’m entirely weight restored. I’m at a healthy weight now. I went inpatient for an eating disorder and February.
I still struggle from time to time but ultimately I’m doing much better.

Sometimes people mistake eating disorders with a fast metabolism and it's really hard to tell them apart. When you are naturally thin gaining muscle mass can be difficult. It is something you have to work towards and that might mean planning your meals thoroughly. A lot of dietitians will tell you to eat healthy fats, like chicken breast, avocados, salmon, and grains. While some health experts believe that increasing your carbs is the best way to go. But I generally avoid bread because its not healthy for you!

Nuts and Almonds not grains eeh. I'm losing my mind!

I usually went on a strict high carb, low fat diet. Heck, as a child I didn't even like butter.

Recently though, I've been trying to up my protein because I love protein, and it helps you lose weight the best. Not that I'm fat, I'm actually in the healthy range, but thanks to anti-depressants, my muscles have gone down and I still have the belly fat.

I love butter but I was never into slapping it on everything.

Working out has its benefits however by the time you reach a certain age, it makes no difference because the body begins to decompose lol

I was purposely restricting and eating about 150 calories a day or binging and purging and taking laxatives. But I know they can be mistaken for one or the other. Mine was definitely an eating disorder.
It was paired with body dysmorphia so it didn’t matter how much o wasted away I still saw a person that was huge.

I love proteins and veggies. I wanted to be a gym junkie but I haven’t had the time to go to the gym. Which sucks. I’d probably do so horrible now. I had built up some endurance before and it’s been months since I’ve last went to the gym.

Buy some gym equipment and workout from home, just to get you back in the game. I find downloading songs to motivate you helps a lot.

I think everyone hates something about themselves. People generally like to point out people's flaws

I’ve got iTunes so I’ve got a good playlist I can use. There’s an elliptical machine on the porch. I just miss the gym. But you’re right. It’s a start.

I’ve disliked my body from childhood. But I was constantly told how fat I was for so long that it’s engrained in my brain that it’s what I’ll always be.
I know logically I’m still skinny but I don’t see it.