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Well, now I'm down to 110 pounds. 10 to go. I have eaten a banana and am drinking Super Dieter's Tea for the rest of the day. I can't wait to see that scale go down again. It's all I can think about all day. I hate it.
I have to go to my dad's to cut his hair today and help him with some other things. I really don't feel like it, but I have to. I need to go to the damn gym before it closes, and there's no way I can do that b/c I'll be stuck over at his house trying to pretend everything is normal. This means I'll be at the track again tonight instead.
Anyway, at least I got my period so my bloating will decrease. That's the only good thing that happened yesterday. And my application to the proanorexia website was approved yesterday, too, so that's good. Although, the first time I posted, some stuck-up snob tried to accuse me of being a "wannarexic" b/c I mentioned that I had been anorexic before. Since when does the fact that you actually tried to recover and managed to for a few years suddenly mean that you're some kind of "phony anorexic?" There is no such thing. You either are or you aren't. Why would you try to be? Is this some new fad that I'm not aware of? This is the most absurd thing I've heard of. So I guess if someone has cancer, gets over it, and then gets it again, they must be a cancer wannabe, huh? lol... As if an eating disorder is some kind of privilege. Actually, if you believe that someone would want to be anorexic, you must not be anorexic yourself. Otherwise, why would you think it was something that is good to begin with? It's called an eating disorder b/c it's abnormal. That's why you try to hide it and get support from people who actually know what you are going through and do no judge you for it. Although, the first response I got from someone when I posted on this website was a judgment. Well, I'm not going to judge the whole community based on one ignorant 15-year-old child's response. If she really is anorexic, I feel sorry for her b/c it sounds to me like she thinks she's in some special club b/c of it. I wish I could feel so superior to normal healthy people. Unfortunately, it's the exact opposite.
I'm looking forward to meeting everyone else, though. I've gotta go to my dad's soon. I hope the rest of my day goes better.
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