Pauline Hanson has spent more time in jail than in Senate estimates.
I wouldn't put my faith in someone who doesn't have an opinion she isn't payed to have.
The only thing authentic about Hanson is her willingness to be openly corrupt.
#auspol
Thank you to everyone who takes the time to read this.
Over the years, I've been reasonably open about my struggles with eating & anorexia. I've felt that my openness might help others who are themselves struggling or might find difficulty expressing themselves.
But, I've never found myself capable of taking that next step. Making a change.
Truthfully, I've been scared of doing it. I don't know what my life looks like without anorexia. Not to say I like it, because I don't - I hate it with every fibre of my being. But it has this capacity to weasel it's way into your life like a cancer or an addiction. Growing and growing until it's this uncontrollable monster and you're left staring into a mirror gaslighting yourself into believing that you're still fat when everyone else is seeing a person slowly wasting away.
Over the last few months I've thought long & hard about what I want my life to look like. Do I want to spend the rest of a probably very short life fuelling an illness that has robbed me of so much happiness or do I want to live a fulfilling life where I can make a positive difference in the lives of others who might be suffering with their own demons?
I have spent over a decade trying to turn myself into something I'm not all in an attempt to feel comfortable in my own skin, feeling that I must become something completely new because the person I was born as didn't deserve to live.
But- now- I have finally realised that I don't need to change myself into something else. Because who I am is worth just as much, not more or less, than anyone else. I want to be the best version of Zac that I can be and not for anyone but myself.
I wanted to say and make this commitment publicly because I don't want to be able to take it back.
I want to hold myself accountable and say goodbye to anorexia. There's no going back. There's only going forward and learning that I deserve the same respect I try to show others.
If anyone has any advice- please reach out