Tania Grey

Yep kind of true

When they say "do your best", they generally don't mean "push yourself so hard it has serious consequences for your mental or physical health." Your best effort is supposed to be sustainable.

u know when u make a post and it’s like Okay when will [mutual] see it

do you ever read about clean eating and intermittent fasting and cleanses and all that shit and just think about how good the wellness industry is as repackaging dangerous and disordered eating habits as shiny wellness routines and become literally enraged

my boss was talking about how he’s intermittent fasting and i said sarcastically “well NOW it’s cool and trendy but when i was doing it they called it an eating disorder” and my partner cracked up but my boss didn’t know what to say and i’d say the look on his face was priceless as he realized the similarities

this has become such a problem that there’s a name for it - orthorexia. while it hasn’t been officially added to the dsm, there is a push being made by psychologists to make more people aware of the disorder and the dangers of “clean eating”

The number of people in the notes going “But MY disordered eating is good actually” made me sigh a lot.

My favorite part of checking this blogs activity is I can see specific people who hyperfixate on the blog cause it’s like just them for a whole minute of scrolling at a steady pace

yes, hi, hello, I am autistic and probably have ADHD with a strong dose of EFD. You shall now be plagued with my interactions. 😈😊

this is actually really encouraging

[ID: Tweet by Brandon Kyle Goodman @brandonKGood [verified] that says: I told my friend that I’m emotionally “hitting a wall” and she said “Sometimes walls are there so we can lean on them and rest.” I can’t even begin to express how much I really needed to hear that. \source: Twitter \End ID]