Crazy Hitch is not restricting. Lots and lots of people routinely do not eat breakfast.

Her posts are not triggering. If you were triggered, the proper way to express it is to make an "I" statement. You do not speak for others. You should not make generalized statements and speak on behalf of others, nor tell Crazy Hitch what to write or what to do. This is especially weird coming from you after you repeatedly post your weigh-ins that are ounces apart, whereas everyone educated in the field knows that such small variations are normal and tracking them is meaningless and obsessive.

You have been a mental health patient for a long time - have you never gone to group therapy? It is a basic rule of group therapy that is introduced at the outset - make "I" statements and speak of your own experience.

"I feel triggered by your posts" and not "your posts are triggering". You own your experience and can speak confidently about such. Do not make generalizations. I do not find Crazy Hitch's posts triggering in the least and I have never authorized you to speak on my behalf