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concept: stumbling out of jeongguk’s bedroom to grab some water and go to the toilet, hair a mess and legs wobbly, skin still damp and sweaty. Jeongguk grinning cockily in bed with his arms behind his head, sheets barely covering his naked body as he watched you wobble around shakily because he did that.

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PEACHY MAMA

my policy for “they’re just doing it for attention” has always been and always will be “then someone needs to pay attention to them”

I’ve always thought this

IMPORTANT POINT HERE

Starting an ED in a child doesn’t necessarily look like outright mocking a child’s weight- it can be mild comments like “Have you lost weight?” with an approving tone, telling your child they have to play a sport so they don’t “gain weight and grow up unhealthy”, or always commenting on a young girl’s “dainty” figure when you notice how little she naturally eats. Just cut weight talk out of your vocabulary around kids please.

also please realize that most adults talk about not gaining weight rather than losing weight and a lot. SO MANY eds are more centered around the fear of gaining so even if you think “it’s okay i’m not telling them to lose weight” it’s not trust me. been there. fucked up from that ✌🏻

Also for people saying that some children need to lose weight etc, yeah while that may be true, a diet is literally never the answer when it’s more so lifestyle changes (which research has shown is made by the nutritional habits of the parents). A doctor can easily discuss the importance of fruits and vegetables vs unhealthy without mentioning weight at all or shaming the patient. lso discussions about bmi, something a child in a lot of cases cannot even properly grasp is just dumb to mention in front of a child, and healthcare providers can speak to parents separately about issues with weight since a child will not understand the medical jargon an adult would and a child would definitely need it to be explained in a different manner to understand without it affecting their mental health

It doesn't even have to be talking, if you in any way make weight seem like an important thing to worry about, it's going to affect your child. I have memories of a specific moment where I received just a disapproving look from my father when he touched my stomach once and that is the very first time I ever felt bad about my appearance. I was 8 years old, and it has stuck with me like glue even now at 23 years old, so bad that I had to bring it up several times in counseling. Just be so careful about what you make sure is important to your children because it can mess them up for life, even if you didn't mean to do it.

Last night i had a dream where legolas straight up shot someone with a gun

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