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17 tw:Ana, im 5'6 (Don't report, just block)

[sylviaddict-deactivated20250121]

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[jadethesmall]

Lost 3 lbs overnight!!! One lb away from my 2nd GW!!! TOMORROW. I WILL HAVE HIT TWO GOAL WEIGHTS.

I wanna spread the wealth so reblog The Plastics to lose 3 lbs overnight too

[olivenixole]

✨repost to get over your weight plateau tonight💫

[anayousavemysoul]

!!!

[alwayskinny]

praying

[thinspo-forever]

Reblog if you want meanspo in your inbox

[skinnybug269]

What’s your goal weight ?

as low as possible

[iamnotsix-deactivated20230708]

this is literally how i want to look ugh

[realmhont]

“If you’re anorexic, why have i seen you eat? You’re a normal weight too.”  Reblog if this made you cringe.

[thinspo-forever]

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[tinyetherealangel]

Why is my feed dead? YOU HOES BETTER NOT HAVE RECOVERED WITHOUT ME 😭

[thinspo-forever]

Reblog if you want meanspo in your inbox

[skinnybug269]

[skinnybug269]

*Not my photo *

[skinnybug269]

Goals♡

*not my photos*

[self-aware-alien]

liking me is not enough for me to like you back, you have to wanna kill me as well

[vyvantsy]

health teachers, ED organizations, and public health educators, here is the problem with only showing images of thin people when discussing eating disorders:

to a child or young adult’s brain, that translates into “…so it works.” I remember in middle school thinking “I just wish I had the diligence to stay dedicated to an eating disorder.” And a few years later when starting vyvanse I was like, “finally! I can do this!” I was proud.

Young ppl already don’t think about health in the long term bc a juvenile brain is mostly concerned with the here and now. There’s a reason all these pro-ana blogs assert that the health costs are worth it to them. under the bullshit guise of health, we’ve already taught everyone being thin is most important and to be fat is worse than death. The reality is that most people with EDs are fat folks who’ve been shamed into dangerous restriction and over-exercising. And they. are. still. fat. But no one will believe they have EDs, doctors encourage their restriction, and their health declines. When you teach a health class that spends max 1 week talking about EDs and spend the rest of the year upholding diet culture, praising thinness as healthiness, and making students submit a food journal or report how many push-ups they can do in front of the whole class, you are sending kids right into the grips of the *most deadly* psychiatric disorders.

You NEED to show all body types when you talk about eating disorders and focus on the mortality rates, long term health effects, and most of all preventative measures. That means educating about diet culture and systemic fatphobia. 

[sleep-sounds-nice-rn]

this is why I always have and always will hate gym/health class. also, getting weighed at school (in elementary and middle school) was fucking terrible and it made a huge contribution to the comparison aspect of my ed.

[skelliiboy2]

The first day I ever restricted was bc we were taught about EDs in 6th grade health class, and we watched a video that showed extremely emaciated girls and I decided that I was going to look like that.

[realmhont]

“If you’re anorexic, why have i seen you eat? You’re a normal weight too.”  Reblog if this made you cringe.