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andielizabeth
February 1st, 2009, 09:13 PM
i know that im not anorexic because i eat.
im definately not bulemic because i cant make myself throw up.
but im like obsessed with losing weight and diets, and exercising and what not.
so....yeahh, any help?
i've heard of this thing called orthorexia?
i dont know, look it up and tell me, ha.
nick979
February 1st, 2009, 09:14 PM
Sounds more like an OCD (Obsessive Compulsive Disorder). As long as your not exercising and limiting your food to the point it almost kills you, then this kind of OCD is not that bad.
i know that im not anorexic because i eat.
im definately not bulemic because i cant make myself throw up.
but im like obsessed with losing weight and diets, and exercising and what not.
so....yeahh, any help?
i've heard of this thing called orthorexia?
i dont know, look it up and tell me, ha.
andielizabeth
February 1st, 2009, 09:16 PM
well yeahh i had ocd of a different kind but i've stopped that all together, maybe your right.
:)
Mzor203
February 2nd, 2009, 12:59 AM
As Nick said, in this case, where it isn't exactly hurting you, this is probably a good thing. An obsession with diets and weight losing could just mean that, well, it's your thing! Just keep at it (healthily of course) and you'll be in good shape. :)
Θάνατος
February 2nd, 2009, 04:41 AM
You are fine most teenagers are obsessive about their weight and how they look. If you are eating right and exercising then there is no problem here.
Axellance
February 2nd, 2009, 05:02 AM
i know that im not anorexic because i eat.
im definately not bulemic because i cant make myself throw up.
but im like obsessed with losing weight and diets, and exercising and what not.
so....yeahh, any help?
i've heard of this thing called orthorexia?
i dont know, look it up and tell me, ha.
Anorexia does not necessarily mean you don't eat at all it means you refuse to give your body the amount of food it needs/severely limit it. An obsession with loosing weight can often lead to an eating disorder.
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