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raads-r score: 180

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@remmiington870 No its so fun its kind of like talking to strangers jn the grocery store

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Everything is boring life is so boring i am so bored all the time

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@asteriodskies @w0wthatscrazyyy It hits those dopamine receptors sooo fucking good like do not put a 2 liter of dr pepper in front of me Im so serious

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@TheMorrigaine Ngl bro save yourself the trouble and stop replying to edtwt posts, your sound arguments will just fall on deaf ears

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@asteriodskies @w0wthatscrazyyy Literally omfg

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@belltwothree Late and we have jnteracted once i think but hug :3 I hope your days get better soon!!!

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@heavyasbones The misinformation about nutrition and exercise on here in general physically pains me daily

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@belltwothree Of course, be kind to yourself <3

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@belltwothree Yes many of the people here have ednos and I wish we would be more open about it because its a hell of its own honestly

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@magicxrabbit No. An anorexia nervosa diagnosis requires a fear of gaining weight and intentional action to prevent that. The term "anorexia," however, is used to describe someone with a reduced appetite, so you can be described as anorexic medically w/o an ed.

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@irlbmi2 @_fitfairy No bc progressive overload is about increasing strength not just increasing the weight you're lifting

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@hugh_janus8008 Bigorexia was the word for this a couple years ago not sure if its still used now

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@yueliantern I've been here for too long on too many different accounts atp💔

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@julk0rk Add rest days where you only walk and don't do any other intentional exercise (two days a week) and drink at least a gallon of water. It is water retention. Just keep going. If you feel faint/unwell then up your limit. Try not to weigh for awhile

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@losing_lacy I feel like almost everyone who has reached a low bmi has done it this way. People vastly underestimate how much/often you can eat while still starving yourself.

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@st4r_sp00 even if you think that these people were seeing it as "just a diet" the reality is that they still turned to unhealthy ways to lose weight and because of that they are at risk of developing an eating disorder if they haven't already

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@j3llybeans_ The nightstand is so real