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this user has an ED but supports and encourages recovery
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no because look how skinny I was already fuck my life
wait, um.. maybe I'm not gonna talk to her about it..
I'll try really really hard this week, since I don't have any exams and stress is the thing that makes me binge and I'll see how it goes..
I also have NO binge food, literally n o n e.
i can always tell her next week.. right?
Tips to avoid binge eating? I can't stop :(
I have gained all the weight I lost
How I’ve stopped binging
I used to binge all the time, especially when restricting (I’m not talking about slightly going over my calorie limit I’m talking about eating everything In sight) and I felt so out of control. I was in the same boat as you, I gained back all the weight I’d lost. Since starting to restrict again, going on 251 days, I haven’t binged once, so yea these are just some things that worked for me :) but please don’t be hard on yourself, getting out of the cycle of binging is so incredibly difficult and different for everyone <3
Log everything I eat - I use the app ‘Lose it’, logging my food has helped me hold myself accountable and stay aware of what I’m eating (not mindlessly snack)
Having a calorie limit of 600/700 - this is by no means a healthy calorie intake but I used to restrict between 400/500 and I always ended up binging eventually, I’ve found this to be so much more sustainable.
I view my calorie limit as a goal not a rule - one of the most common triggers for a binge is the mindset of ‘I shouldn’t have had that cookie, now I’ve failed, may as well eat the whole box’ going over my calorie limit doesn’t mean I’ve failed, it’s just a goal/ a guideline, I get to try again tomorrow. One cookie is better than the whole box
Allow myself high calorie days - sometimes you have no choice but to go over your calorie limit if you’re seeing friends or family and don’t want to seem suspicious and that’s okay, good even (can boost your metabolism) but I still set myself a limit, just a higher one, and that way I still feel in control
Drink 2l of water everyday - I bought one of those massive water bottles that holds 2l so I know if I finish it, I’ve drank enough for that day. I end up drinking most of it while I’m eating which also helps me feel full
Eat something when I wake up - for me that’s usually just an apple or carrot sticks but it’s meant that I don’t feel dizzy as often (I have a fear of passing out so I would panic and eat loads to avoid fainting) and i always carry some kind of low cal snack that I feel safe eating with me incase it happens in public
Have a snack in the evening - this might be what has helped me control my urge to binge the most. Night time has always been when I binge, I think it was triggered by craving ‘bad’ foods all day and feeling unsatisfied with what I’d eaten. So in the evening I have one of my safe food snacks that I enjoy as a treat and don’t have to feel bad about it
Only weigh myself semi-regularly - I weigh myself roughly once a week, sometimes less, that way I’m still tracking my progress but I’m not going to trigger a binge by seeing that the number on the scale has gone up and feeling like a failure (your weight fluctuates day to day, it doesn’t mean you’ve actually gained anything)
Slow and steady - I’ve had to change my mindset about weight loss, it’s easy to give up when you’re desperate to lose as much weight as possible as quickly as possible but not seeing the results you want. Results take time but consistency is key, and eventually the effort you’ve put in is enough of a reason to stay on track. I’m not scared I’m going to binge now, because I’ve worked far too hard to put myself through that again. I reached my goal weight and I’m closer to my ugw than ever, but it takes time.
Binging doesn’t mean you’ve failed. It takes time to break the cycle. Be patient with yourself, you’ve got this!
Hope this helped <3
tips.
some of these are mine, some i found on different websites, some are from my friends.
1. if you know you have no self control make sure everything you can binge on is hidden.
2. don’t weigh yourself after a meal, that’s not your actual weight. you’ll only feel bad about yourself and probably eat even more.
3. always have your safe food hidden somewhere. when you feel like binging eat that instead.
4. don’t use thinspo as your lockscreen.
5. also do not weigh yourself after drinking water or anything else.
6. best app for fasting - zero
7. don’t skip breakfast so you don’t eat as much after.
8. take your vitamins.
9. do not check labels in front of others/ comment on what people are eating/ how much calories are they eating etc.
even if thats not your intention, the people around you might develop an eating disorder too.
10. tea is your best friend.
try replacing coke, monster and other drinks with tea, it’s way better for you.
11. its better to eat when you’re out. i know it is hard. order something low cal and restrict before, so your friends/so/family dont get suspicious.
12. if you hate exercising, just walk everywhere instead of taking a taxi or the bus.
13. best app for step counting - steps app
use it, you burn a lot of calories by walking too.
14. if you binge when you’re feeling sad or stressed, find something low cal, but still tasty. let’s face it, a lot of stuff that’s low cal tastes like shit. find something tasty to eat or try finding a healthier alternative for your high calorie meals, so you won’t feel that bad after binging.
for example i used to hate salads but now i found a recipe that turned them into my binge food.
15. avoid using laxatives, they can put you in embarassing situations.
16. gum always helps.
try not to chew gum on an empty stomach.
or drink coffee.
17. it’s ok to eat a little more on your period.
18. always keep a bottle of water next to you.
19. sometimes watching mukbangs or food in general only makes the hunger worse.
20. be careful where you leave your food diary.
also pls excuse my mistakes, english is not my first language.
I really wanna be active on here but I'm just so ashamed of binging everyday...
I'm gonna talk about it in therapy tomorrow because what the fuck am I doing wrong T^T
no matter what I do and how hard I try I can't control myself
I can't control myself.
I'm gonna be frail and pretty
guess my bmi 🫣
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btw. I think I'm officially back?
I figured out how not to shove food into my mouth like a wild animal the second I see it.
who would've thought that skipping breakfast (and more often than not basically eating first meal at 6pm) makes you binge? 🤔🤔🤔 /s
I feel fucking dumb rn ngl, but mistakes happen, now I just have to control myself and eat breakfast 💀