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pls bully
If you have a fatty to snitch
on, leave
a comment
below and I'll give you a 200DC reward.
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Hi, we take thinness VERY seriously here so we'll be exiling any and all suspected fatties from this hole starting meow!
Your bail will be 200dc + arm photo proving your thinness. If you suspect you have been exiled incorrectly, you may whine to me or @WrongHoler but you'll probably still have bail depending on how much we believe you.
Have a great day !thin !verifiedhot
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My thoughts used to race a lot but when I started restricting more my brain became really
quiet. Now because I don't have the mental
energy
to spiral
like I used to, my anxiety
literally
went away. I used to have panic
attacks in class and didn't talk to anyone, even in group
assignments I just couldn't get myself
to speak. I would
shake
just standing
up in front
of a class for presentations and I was convinced everyone
hated me. That got better
after some therapy
and actively working
on myself
but it really
went away with restriction. I literally
just don't have thoughts like I used. All I used to do before
was think
and now I still think
(obviously lol) but it's more work and more of an action
I actively act on than before. And so because I don't have all these thoughts telling me I'm dumb and stupid
and should
stop talking,and because I'm not going
to actively think
those things to myself, my anxiety
completely died down. I have no problems speaking
to anyone anymore, speaking
in front
of a class, presentations, I just don't have the mental
energy
to be anxious
about it anymore. Curious
if anyone relates?
trans lives matter less
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So I'm sifting through research articles on pubmed and I just found out that scientists have found
a way to 'make a mouse
anorexic' basically they saw that when they highly restrict the food available to the mouse, it begins being hyperactive and exercises excessively on its wheel, night
or day, and starts to opt for exercising over taking food even when offered to them. Then they did brain
scans on these mice and found
that their brain
activity was very similar
to human
anorexic
patients.
I thought this was really
cool because mice are scavengers that will eat whatever
they can find, so for their abnormal brain
activity to be so strong
that it makes them not take food offered (when they have restricted access
and are starving) is insane
to me. Its like oh shit this actually
is a physical disease
and I'm not just making it up in my head, who'd a thought
side note: I'm really curious
how many people here are interested
in the 'science' of their disorder, I'm thinking
if anyone else gives a shit I might start a forum just to post the conclusion from research stuff I read to get some legit info on a lot of things we're always contemplating
(weight loss plateau, CICO vs other, HIIT vs low intensity long duration, metabolism of anorexics, body's reaction
to starvation, all that kinda stuff
- your geeky premed anorexic
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