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I guarantee you there are many, many people who think about their weight way more often than "once in a while" (more like "every waking moment"), but still stru
by JshWright 4y ago
I guarantee you there are many, many people who think about their weight way more often than "once in a while" (more like "every waking moment"), but still struggle massively with disordered eating due to a variety of factors that make it far less simple than you're making it out to be.
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- mattlondon 4y agoFor me it is more thinking about eating every waking moment. Weight is a constant struggle as I think about eating something essentially non stop. There is that trope that men think about sex every 7 seconds - for me it is thinking about eating. I never feel full and always want more - I can finish up a big lunch and within mere minutes be thinking about dinner and what I can have for a snack or whatever. It is a constant struggle. It consumes my mind and I often can't think about anything else.
- FartyMcFarter 4y agoI understand that there are extreme cases like that, but that's a minority of people. I was commenting on the majority of people.