x.glitter_raindrops.x Posted November 12, 2008 Report Share Posted November 12, 2008 Starting to feel rather hopeless nowIve been denying that I have a problem for years, since I was in schoolI dont feel like I can admit nowbut Im strugglingIm more disappointed in myslef then worried I have a problembecause I dont really eat muchI cant stand the thought of foodor how people get pleasure out of eatingrecently its even more soi feel physically repulsed at the fact of even looking at foodNormally I can go ages without eatingI dont even get hungrythats not my problemmy problem is myselfand my own lack of self controlif i hate food so much why have i been bingeing so much?i still dont get hungryI dont even eat dinner reguarly anymore,normally i wouldnt eat all day except my dinnerbut then all of a sudden without thinking i find myslef eating the most ridiculous thingsin stupid amountswhich makes me feel ten times worseand its making me sick nowI dont know why im posting this reallyI guess I just need an opinionI need someone to slap me in the face and say hey, your finenow stop the bingeing and you will be fine!!i dont knowIm just so irritated at myselfand so confused Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Loopyfruit Posted November 13, 2008 Report Share Posted November 13, 2008 :bigarmhug:does sound like you do have an eating disorder honey...and doesn't make any difference how long you have been denying it...well done for acknowledging it now......go and see your GP and they can advice you on where to get support and helpbe gentle on yourself and this is the right place to be for support from people who care and know what you are going throughtake careloopyfruit x Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
dixie Posted November 13, 2008 Report Share Posted November 13, 2008 Do not be disappointed with yourself, you should be proud that you can acknowledge what you are going through!I agree with loopy that you should go to your GP or your therapist and talk about your eating problems, or perhaps get a few self help books from the library. I've recommended Overcoming Binge Eating in your other post which is useful for bulimics and coeBe safeDixie Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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