Warum wird man öfters beim eigenen Umfeld was das Aussehen angeht öfters kritisiert als nötig?
Damit das klar ist, ich will nicht abnehmen oder so was. Ich will bloss ehrliche Meinung von aussen weil bei meiner Familie die schlimmsten Meinungen kommen. Da alles etwas mehr haben und das ist verletzenden weil dann Sachen kommen wie ein Zahnstocher auf Diät sieht besser aus. Es gibt dünn aber du bist einfach nur ein Faden in der Gegend.
Wer kennt das die eigene Familie die eigene Figur kritisiert egal ob man etwas molliger oder etwas dürrer ist oder eher normales Gewicht und dumme Sprüche gibt es ja auch.
ja ich weiss das man wenig sieht das ist ja das Ding bei dem Outfit und mein Gesicht soll anonym bleiben. Diese Umfrage dient für mich um herauszufinden wie andere mit der selben oder eben ähnlichen Situation umgehen.
Denn das ich einmal essgestört war, wirft man mit heute noch vor, obwohl ich am Tag sicherlich wenn ich meine Kalorien wie zu früherer Zeit tracken würde, laut den Angaben gute Mahlzeiten zu mir nehme wie gesunde Menschen auch ordentlich esse.
Im Ruhezustand hätte ich laut einer professionellen Messung per Kaliometrie bei null Bewegung so einen Bedarf von genau 1139kcal was durch die ehemalige Essstörung 118kcal unter dem liegt was jmd der nie eine Essstörung hatte ist. Was bei mir wenn ich zusätzlich zu der Ruhe Energie so 350-800 kcal verbrenne ich dementsprechend auch mit Mahlzeiten ausgleiche.
People can never be right. If you accept, they’ll find something else on you again. That’s why best, look at yourself and don’t change for the others.
Thank you.
Got a BMI of 14.5 and don’t know that. So think it’s up to the environment. 🤷🏼
I hated it. Thank God he’s been lying in the family since I’ve been over 50 more than 52kg.
I’m glad he put something in the family.
I think your figure looks perfectly thin. 😍😍 You would stand up to more bodily and skinny jeans brutally. Or leather jeans
I don’t wear skinny jeans because it’s 30 degrees and I don’t like them either.
Before I forget, ugly scars are hidden behind the phone, they would explain something to me.
The scars on your arms seem to speak volumes.
I’m how I am.
I have nothing against my body and do the best with him. He thanks me by giving the best.
I’ll never be able to run a marathon. I don’t have to. There are enough others who can.
I don’t have to wrap the whole women’s world around my finger and get into my bed. It is enough that a woman loves me, as I am, has sworn me fidelity, and I can share everything with her, as she is with me.
I’m happy! That’s what it comes to. Because then I’m happy.
You have a mouth to defend yourself, a mind to examine criticism objectively, to what extent something affects you.
Instead of suffering, stand up for you and question you critically.
I generally give my opinion in the environment, but it is frustrating when you stumble on deaf ears. I wanted to see if jmd had a better advice and you could learn something. I suffer from a Borderline malfunction in addition, and sometimes I notice that it meets me more than I actually wish. After all, it is not normal to criticize others for something, but if it is criticized by oneself completely escalated
Life itself is frustrating, you will probably never be able to bend your relatives.
As for your disorder, therapy.
Such topics with criticism can only be solved with communication, resilience and confrontation.
It is even very normal to be criticized. Also unauthorized.
I won’t. There is no interest in this
It wasn’t an appeal that you had to post more pictures.
I know I hate to post pictures if I don’t see the point. My mother often feels 1000 pictures and sometimes I even have to blame them for seeing pictures where I am not on social media like Facebook.
Firstly, I do not feel photogenic because, in my opinion, I always look at images as cramped and, secondly, one always says on the net. That’s why I don’t know.
I have to be careful because of my sometimes extremely noticeable scars I might trigger third on the Internet and that doesn’t have to be. Try to cover the scars as much as possible so that they are less noticeable, not from shame but respect from the environment.
That is why I thank you for this constructive communication.
I’m in therapy otherwise I wouldn’t have the courage to post such a picture online.
Having a BMI of 17.0 is actually approached critically but there was no other choice that you know the BMI but are not approached critically
I forgot.
You are now very thin and that you continue to track your calories and make such a head suggest you are still eating.
From what you see here, I go from underweight
I know the things of calometry about a study, but the other. My Apple Watch Trackt also my sleep, my heart rate and I would not be known that this is special if the smartwatch keeps a lot of things logged. I don’t have to log on that with the food, my mother will make sure she cooks.
It doesn’t change the fact that you’re still eating.
Sorry but eating disorders are more than underweight.
I know I’m underweight, I know I don’t need to lose weight more, but I have respect for myself and my body. I know that eating my relationship is characterized by this time when I try to be cramped even thinner. But still, I feel like calling me so unconsciously if you didn’t meet me personally.
Firstly, I also know the things because it affects my psychopharmaceuticals how much I weigh if the dose has to be adjusted and what I can eat because some medicines interact with food.
Secondly, you would be confronted by such things yourself if you had a family in which your own mother, on the one hand, approved snacks and alcohol and in the same breath before the family, puts itself on a somewhat questionable diet. Their satisfaction is sad but true of the number on the scale. On the other hand, I’m just thinking if I have lost my suspicion of losing weight to act with this counterpart.
I don’t have a bad conscience to take a big dessert every week at meals or to refill the plate at the table to eat more.
I may have this diagnosis, but I can, in contrast to other people, well claim the eating disorder certainly not my everyday life.