18:26 Cassie CASSIE anyone TikTok ?

Ha alguien mas se le antojo el elote

2:15 2:52

The little sister was so annoying omfg

Me: BLITZ! WAKE Up Already! 😠

I hate anorexia, I wish it never existed

12:23 This scene is so hard to watch because just previous they were trying to get her to see a doctor and even claimed they don’t know how to handle it but seek professional help. Then proceeded to shove food in her face.

4:33 having a tube shoved down your nose while repeatedly being told “you did this to yourself” is literally only going to make things worse i hate every person who was in that room

The part where the parents were begging the daughter to drink water and eat in "My skinny sister" has happened to me almost in the same fashion. I was trying to watch a movie and my parents came with a fruit cream (the one they feed babies with) begging me to eat a spoonful and I refused. I'll never forgive myself for the pain I caused to my family even though I know it wasn't my fault.

the grass wont save how too fix?

8:00 the therapist is being way too combative. Why does so much media represent therapists like they’re cops interrogating a suspect? You can’t debate someone out of a mental disorder. It’s ineffective and shame inducing.

They also used this in the red room number..

I can relate to the first movie. Feed . But not anymore I got out of the dark place I was

I’ve never understood how people can cry on videos, but when i saw My Skinny Sister and how she begged to recover at home, I couldn’t stop from getting emotional, that really struck me.

After 7 years of struggling with severe anorexia, I am so happy to say I am finally almost fully recovered. Not only have I gained weight but I have gained my life back too. I wasn’t able to see how many things I missed out on due to my anorexia, before I finally surrendered and gave recovery a go. If you read this and are struggling with anorexia too, I promise you that, even though weight gain is scary, recovery is the best thing you can ever do.❤

TOM FELTON????? WTF

You can not tell me that the way we treat eating disorders doesnt further alienate these people from having a healthy relationship with food. Food is treated as punishment. Just like that old idea that if you catch a kid smoking you make them smoke a carton back to back this forced punishment and eating weird meals all mixed together and all that doesnt just ensure they have a client for life. They way they treat food in these inpatient places in the US anyhow is so damn unhealthy and brainwashy. People without eating disorders dont lick their plate clean. They dont eat peas and carrots in the same bite as apple pie. They dont force themselves to eat a plain gob of mayo or butter with nothing along with it. They dont eat their own vomit or face punishment. All things that have actually occurred in these treatment places. They instill this idea that food is a punishment one must submit to or something grosser will be forced down their gullet. They ensure the person will never not struggle with eating. The practice aversion therapy with food. Making food an aversion even more than the disorder did. There has got to be a better way

the tubing scene triggered me so much...mental hospitals really are horrible, I don't even know how they justify this abuse. I was force fed, it was absolutely traumatic. GOD THE PART WHERE THEY FORCED HER TO DRINK WATER WAS LIKE MY EXPERIENCE GOD I WANT TO KILL MYSELF

I’m surprised by these videos, if they made a Chinese/Japanese/Korean one, the protagonist would have a bmi of 15 or 16. Nobody would believe u have an ED in my region (Singapore) with a bmi of 18 and above. Even if you had lost 20kg to get there, people would call it “diet and exercise” (personal experience). Some things that are normalised in our culture: - girls shouldn’t weigh above 50kg regardless of height -I don’t eat for 24 hours after a buffet -OMAD - you’re 60kg?? Wtf you’re fat AF - always the fat girls who don’t get bfs/married -no carbs please. Skip rice, skip noodles. -Diet Coke is your best friend, they sell it everywhere here. My parents never believed I had an ED when I lost weight from a bmi of 27 to 20. My dad just applauded me and said my willpower made him proud. He also said he wished he had anorexia so he wouldn’t love food so much. He also asked me if I would ever get fat again when I reached a bmi of 20. I’m currently in a new relapse due to some triggering events when I was travelling in Taiwan and am on my way to bmi of 20 (goal 1) again, but I just wanna say if only in Asia ppl wouldn’t normalise low bmis, thin girls, and fat shaming. It wouldn’t be so painful to be a woman in Chinese-populated Asia.

you know it's getting bad again when you're back at these videos

This is my comfort video I’ve watched this so many times

😔😔

does anyone know the first song in feed?

Though my weight is fine, I just never feel skinny enough, and people think calling me skinny is going to help, I just can't see it.

Nah yall do not know the amount of tears i cried while watching this.

Yeah did this 😢 0:38

DrAcO mAlFoY iS tHaT yOu?

I am 43 and have body dysmorphia. I just went through a huge year of food restriction that took me down to 118. Everyone kept telling me I looked sick, that I needed to eat more, and I was underweight. Yet when I was heavier, I was told I needed to lose weight, to drop a few pounds, etc. Now I am 129, yet when I look in the mirror, I feel like I look 200. It is a vicious cycle of up and down. Never being happy with my body. I was happy at 118, but no one else was. It sucks to have body dysmorphia, especially having it since my teenage years and now into my 40s. I told my primary doctor about my concerns about my weight, and he actually called me vain. Vain. A doctor thought that was what he should say to a patient struggling with loving their body. I do see a physciatrist, and she knows about what my primary dr said, but I have a feeling she didn't believe it to be true. But sadly it is 💯 the truth. This film hits home on so many levels.

The first one is exactly what happens to me! The nagging voice in my head😢

This is such a sick disorder. I’m so thankful God delivered me from it. It is such a mental prison

that tube in the nose really hurts and they usually spray numbing spray in your nose beforehand, but it is still very uncomfortable. Plus you cant just force it cause it might cause an internal injury or the liquid will go into the wrong tubewhich leads to the lungs so like youre not supposed to talk or scream.

I would see kids picking bones out of garbage cans where I’m from… I can’t believe the privilege in developed nations sometimes. How utterly wasteful, to say no to perfectly good food and throw it up voluntarily. It makes my heart ache. Please put your self esteem issues into real life perspective.

Fact, I remembered to eat after this video

I had had an eating disorder for more than 10 years. It’s switching from one to another, but the last couple years it's been binge eating. There was a time I ate 140 calories a day and burned 500 calories running and thinking, 'Yaaayyy! Today I’m minus' I went to the psychologist, and she told me that I might have a thyroid problem, which is true. After I had a blood test, they found out I have hashimato. I went to a dietitian and told her that I have an eating disorder and I gain more than 10kg in one month. She said I specialized in that topic, and I trusted her. She gave me a pretty restricted list and judged me. I felt even worse, and I felt like I didn’t have willpower. Now I realize it’s not about willpower or what I see when I look in the mirror. It’s about what people told me, how I can get others approval, and how I can hate myself more. Nowadays, I’m trying to be nice to myself, not keep myself hungry, and not stay at home without socializing. There are days I struggle so much, and there are others when I feel like I’ve never had an eating disorder. However, everything is improving

Is that Tom Felton?

Normally these are kind of corny but the part where the anthropomorphic ED character shouts in her ear making her storm out of the room is actually relatable is a good way of visualizing the panic since you can't exactly show someone's thoughts visually on film

Binge eating can mess your life soo bad,,,, U are thin,,,,,,, But because of binge eating U gain weight,, And Thats the end,,, U Suffer,,,

This video is traumatic. Stay away. Don't watch this.

WAIT- AMANDA LARUSSO? WTH IS GOING ON HERE

I was watching and watching and then I was like- “FERRET BOY? TAT U?”

i know since these are shows and movies making it visual gets more attention but the truth is most ppl with ed lose and gain the same kilos in a repeated cursed cycle and most of the time the physical difference isn't that drastic to an outsider. i wish they would explore binge eating disorder and ednos too which are just as destructive mentally and physically. and if you're watching this just to trigger yourself like i am i wish i had helpful words for you other than i understand you. but i genuinely believe it will get better sooner or later.

Eat, you filthy humans Humans can't function properly without food. Filthy humans made standards of how others should look, which is revolting. It doesn't matter if you're fat or skinny, what matters is the way you can contribute to this world

For fuck's sake

Thank you so much by video

These made me cry…

Bye :')

Well at least we won't 'fuck' other people in a relationship

My mom found out that I was throwing up and made fun of it instead of getting me to professional help, so whenever I watch the parents take their kids to a doctor, it makes me cry

its the same with morbid obese and anorexics. their perceptions have been twisted because they got too used to seeing themselves in that form and feeling the convenience of not doing a damn thing about it . they can't see how unhealthy they look and just accept it because why not

As someone recovering from an ed, no one talks about the binge eating after a day of nothing. But whats worse is the guilt