relative-energy

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   by relative-energy 7y ago

   I was in the same place until recently. I put together a list of things [1] that helped me get a handle on this stuff. There does seem to be a way out; this is the first time in my life where I've been able to focus on non-food and exe
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   by relative-energy 7y ago

   I think the answer you got is correct: this is what a lot of people who are semi-recovered from an eating disorder wind up with. That aspect is what distinguishes it from other obsessions. Interestingly, eating disorders and chronic semi-st
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   by relative-energy 7y ago

   I'm glad there's a label for this that's not attached to the previous connotations of "anorexia." I'm a guy who struggled with eating disorder symptoms for most of my life, and hid them for fear of attaching AN