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Old Jun 05, 2013, 10:55 AM
IronButterfly IronButterfly is offline
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i have been suffering from bulimia nervosa for 3 months now. half the time i am starving myself, and whatever i eat, i puke it out. i have always hated myself. my image, everything about me. i don't know how to stop. i feel so guilty when i eat, i feel so fat. even after just a little bite and then i feel guilty when i puke it all out. i think "this is a new low for me". it works, you know. the scale's been reading a loss.
no joke. seriously.
i don't know how to cope with this. how ling can i go on like this? i wish i knew the answer. i wish i had the will to make myself thinner without throwing up.

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Old Jun 07, 2013, 01:27 AM
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Hello! I suggest you see a therapist about this issue. I don't know what the other folks would say, but I would think it would be difficult to bring this behavior under control otherwise.
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