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Schnattinchen83
1 year ago

And what does your belly say today? Do you still feel that drinking yesterday is there?
If I get that right, you’re already in therapy. This is good and an important step. You can be proud of yourself asking your parents.

Did I see that you were born in 2010? You may have difficult years ahead. Or diplomatically: challenging years. Your body will change more and more with puberty – whether you want it or not. This is the bitter truth. And believe me, even women who are 20, 40 or 60 years older have something to do in most cases. And that’s so bad and sad. Because we only have this one body.

I hope you keep taking care of yourself.
VG

Keraay
1 year ago

1. Your body can no more than max. Record 800 ml of water per hour. so it does not bring so much to drink at once

2. No you pee out of everything

BIGPOTATOKING
1 year ago

According to the # it was water.

Water has no calories.

It’s evening that’ll mean you’ll have to go to the bathroom tonight.

That’s all.

(It is normal that after eating/trinking a larger belly does not worry)

MiggyMiggelton
1 year ago

Yes for God’s sake you’ll be 20 kilos heavier now!

Look at the side, that’s normal, that water gets into your stomach and that stretches out, it looks like you were “pregnant”, but that’s gone by morning, don’t worry.

TheCityLights
1 year ago

No, but in some time you’ll have to urinate water.

Simonnrzt
1 year ago

Logically not, most of them are excreted

Couchkartofel
1 year ago

No

Find professional help.

https://www.bzga-essstoerungen.de/

My2807
1 year ago

No your belly will not always stay like this

LeckermaulVK
1 year ago

You should not do that in future. That’s bad for your heart.

Renate2511
1 year ago

Hi, HorseLover559.

Of course not…….😆

You don’t have to worry.

If you picked up the Pippi box three times, it’s all normal again. 😊

Greetings, Renate.

zmeavvv
1 year ago

water has no calorie

you will piss out