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Grand Magnate
Member Since Oct 2017
Location: La Porte, TX
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Yesterday at 06:09 PM
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I am having a lot of issues with the competitiveness aspect of EDs even after being recovered for a long time
 I know my weight is normal but sometimes I'll hear or read or see something about someone losing weight and feel like, "OMG, I NEED to start losing weight, I'm so fat, I'm so lazy, I'm eating too much" and WTH, I KNOW I don't need to lose weight/diet/exercise more than so-and-so but there it is.
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Monster on the Hill
Member Since Sep 2020
Location: by the river
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Yesterday at 06:55 PM
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I hear ya, sis. IP (psych, not ED) we get weighed once a week and of course everyone shares "I gained x lbs," "I'm jealous, I gained y!" and I'm over in the corner listening and doing everything in my power over that week to have the lowest number.
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