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I really wanted to draw Draco in the babygirl midriff hoodie, but I’m also gifting this to @mxlfoydraco since they seemed enthusiastic to the idea <3

because they will find out their girlfriend of 3 years (that they were about to propose to) went off to a random farm in minnesota, hours away from were the two of them built a life together, and she decided to just… stay there without even consulting him.

and then he decides to take a trip to make sure she’s okay, because this is generally alarming behavior, and then sees that she literally fell in love with her ex within one (1) week- and he wasn’t there, but you can TELL that they’ve made out a couple times.

and then she just strings him along for a few days, until fucking christmas eve, when she just breaks up with him and is like “i know we used to have the same values, but i’ve never loved you. mark makes me happier than you ever did. and you ONLY care about work, whereas i like christmas and fun, like a Good Person.”

Person: *starts restricting sugar*

Body: Oh, haha. Could I have some sugar soon? I actually need that to live.

Person: *stops eating carbohydrates since they're "just sugar"*

Body: Hey, uh- haha. Seriously though like I really need that.

Person: *stops eating certain fruits and vegetables that are higher in sugar than others*

Body: What are you doing?! I need sugar!!! Please!!!

Person: *stops eating sugar entirely*

Body: *screams*

Cutting out an entire ingredient or food group from your diet unless due to allergies or distaste is Not Good. Allow your body to tell you what it wants and needs. Your body is way smarter than you think, and it is able to regulate and balance your food intake when not deprived due to restriction. I encourage everyone to research intuitive eating. If you think only the sugar in an apple is okay and that you can’t ever eat a piece of cake, that is disordered eating. And as my original post shows, disordered eating can eventually lead to a full-blown eating disorder if you don’t nip it in the bud soon enough.

The only time you should be concerned is if you’re eating normally and suddenly you can’t get enough sugar or water—no matter what you’re doing you’re thirsty and want to cram fifteen cheesecakes in your face.