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brb just imagining the stuff I could wear with a waist like that

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what the fuck

[mia-memes]

Me: maybe it’s okay for me to eat 1200, everybody says I’ll still lose weight and-

My ED:

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my ed: best i can do is either 200 or 2000 a day no in between

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Me realising lockdown will end eventually and I’ll have to go out in public regardless of my weight:

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how tf do i get out of this little binge episode because if it doesn’t end soon i’ll end myself

[rosariumm]

coming back to your senses halfway through a binge

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🤡

[thinhip]

psa

stop telling people with eds that weight lifting will make them bulky. it literally, scientifically cannot make you bigger if youre in a caloric deficit.

in fact, just doing cardio while losing weight has some really undesirable side effects, including:

loose, saggy skin

muscle atrophy

significant decrease in strength

decrease in metabolism speed due to muscle loss

lower energy levels

decrease in endurance strength

why won’t it make me bigger, you ask? where’s the proof? well, it’s in the science.

muscle cannot grow while in a caloric deficit, especially in one as extreme as we put ourselves in. while it can be strengthened and toned, it physically cannot grow without a surplus of calories. surplus meaning an extra 200-500 calories OVER your TDEE. if you ate this much and did weight training, you would see growth and a higher number on the scale. however, in a caloric deficit, you will only see a decrease in weight/body fat percentage and a higher lean muscle mass percentage, while looking smaller yet more tight and toned.

muscle also burns around 60% more calories per hour than fat does. that being, having more lean muscle mass than body fat will increase your BMR and your metabolism even while idle.

some benefits to weight training are:

increase in strength

increase in endurance

heightened metabolism

lower body fat percentage

higher energy levels

tight, “fitting” skin

boost in moods/emotional stability

TL;DR, cardio alone may burn lots of calories in the moment, but in the end will not give you the results you desire. pair daily cardio with frequent muscle training and you will achieve the tight, toned, and yet thin and small frame look youre going for, along with better moods, a higher metabolism, and various other benefits.

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all your hard work WILL pay off

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wow. dream body

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WLW eating disorder gang 💖💜💙

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i literally cannot wait for jeans to hang off my waist like this

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thinspo that fits your exact clothing style just HITS DIFFERENT. like pls i wanna look like that in baggy jeans

[whisperstims]

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from pinterest

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80 Calorie Pancake Recipe~✨💛

Y’all ain’t even READY FOR THIS….

Here’s the ingredients:

¼ tsp baking powder - 0cal

¼ tsp salt - 0cal

2 tbsp flour - 50cal (the one I use is all purpose and 25cal per tbsp)

3 tbsp egg whites - 25cal (I use egg beaters but you can choose to use whatever you want)

A couple packets of a 0cal sweetener - 0cal

1 tbsp Mrs. Butterworths sugar free syrup - 5cal

^^(THIS SYRUP IS A BLESSING, it’s 20cal for ¼ cup but I only used a tbsp so the calories are SUPER LOW💕)

Directions:

Heat up a pan of your choosing, doesn’t really matter the size.

Measure out your ingredients and put them into a bowl.

Mix your ingredients, I prefer to use a rubber spatula over a whisk because I can scrape off the ingredients that like to stick to the bowl.

Use water, 0cal cooking spray, or whatever you like to make sure your pancakes don’t get stuck to the pan.

Put some batter in the pan and YOU’RE COOKING, BABY

With this recipe, I made 3 pancakes of a satisfying size so don’t fear 🙌

Once you’ve finished cooking all your pancakes, add your syrup and BOOM!!! BREAKFAST~~

Finished product:

THIS ENTIRE PLATE IS 80 CALORIES. IM SERIOUS. WHOLE BREAKFAST. 80 CALORIES. YOU CAN EVEN ADD SOME FRUIT TO MAKE IT MORE INTERESTING.

I love this recipe so much because even on bad days I can cook up an easy satisfying breakfast without making myself want to cry because of the calories. Hopefully you guys like it too, stay safe and happy cooking!! ✨💕