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Just going to state now because we forgot to before

This blog is 18+

So minors please dni

hay tysm for the post about being fat with an ed. it's so tuff, i had ana in middle school and then recovered and gained quite a bit of weight. now im fat and it,s coming back full force sadly. ur post helped me cheer up though so thank you

Here for you anon!! I’m not going to sit here and pretend I don’t also still struggle with disordered eating behaviors, of like, every kind. The prejudice I experience as a fat person certainly fuels it, and it’s just that much harder to actually make meaningful progress with recovery.

I am very proud of how far I have come though, because ultimately I am way happier than I used to be, and have been able to be more accepting of my body in recent times. I’m also going back to therapy, for a lot of reasons, one of which to address my thoughts around all of it. I guess what I’m saying is it can get better, even if that ‘better’ is imperfect, it can get better.

If nobody else in your life encourages you to, I am absolutely rooting for you to work towards recovery, no matter where your body size ends up. You deserve to be happy in the skin that you’re in, and enjoy food, and eating consistently, and feeling safe around it even (and especially) when you are fat. You deserve to love your body and feel confident in it however it is. I’m rooting for you, and will happily cheer you on. Keep me updated on how you are doing!

#edrecovery #mod cass #haes

this page has helped me out a lot as a thin person striving to learn more about haes and fat experiences so i just want to say thank you, i hope i’m not overstepping. i know this content isn’t meant for people like me necessarily but i deeply appreciate being able to access it and having the knowledge available to do better

This content is for everyone! Weight stigma impacts everybody, just in different ways.

Ask yourself if you would still love you if you were fat. If the answer is no, ask why, sit with it. Work on it if needed. The fear of being fat is engrained in us all, and it keeps us all down. The sooner we all address that fear, the sooner we are free!

Thanks for looking at experiences you don’t think match your own, that means a lot to me. More than likely though, we have overlapping experience! On this I highly recommend the book “What we don’t talk about when we talk about fat”, as it really breaks down the social justice behind this through the experiences of a fat person.

Even as a fat person, I hold more privilege at my current size than other fat people. This book is written by someone who is 300+ pounds, and wrote experiences that even I was blind to. I think every fat person should read, but I think every thin person NEEDS to read this to learn the depth of prejudice against fat people, and how it impacts everyone. It was free through my library, and I highly reccomend.

Thank you for reaching out!

#mod Cass #haes

Dear rexies,

Within a couple of years you will be vomiting blood so hard you piss yourself, just like me. It won't be the first time you vomit blood, or the first time you piss yourself. And it won't be the first time you do both at the same time either.

Dear cockroachmotherfucker10, please post this as it's the reality I think you deliver very well

I’ll just leave this here. How are you doing now, friend?

#mod Cass