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I know it's really stupid question and problem...but you don't know me so it's easier for me to ask you than any diffrent person...
Since I've started my therapy I feel like a big monster ( I mean my body). People say my body looks normal, even thin. But I don't feel good with my body and appearance at all. I used to care about weight of my body in the past. It seems I have no eating borders now ![]() ![]() I can't tell about that qestion to my T because it's too embarrassing for me. ![]() ![]()
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Marcel, I gained a bunch of weight in the beginning of therapy. As things improved, I lost it again. I think it is relatively common for things to get worse before they get better.
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![]() Freewilled, marcel83
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Therapy brings up so many things. I wear more layers and larger clothes as I feel quite vulnerable in sessions.
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Ive gained too- was severely underweight to begin with though- but got up to overweight- without my T saying a word about it. He said A. he didn't think I was overweight
![]() ![]() Bring it up- I've learned the hard way that it's exactly the things we feel deeply ashamed about that need to be discuss in a therapy. ![]() |
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