Anonymous #1 6w

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Anonymous #3 6w

Wow I didn’t know you were a doctor/registered dietitian or otherwise qualified to diagnose eating disorders! I also didn’t know we can diagnose based on a singular photo posted on an anonymous app without any context! With that being said it does seem a bit concerning and might not be healthy.

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Anonymous OP 6w

Do you feel physically stronger or weaker?

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Anonymous OP 6w

Honestly this shows more clearly that you have an ED, both the picture and you posting it thinking that it’s better. You’re not seeing yourself clearly.

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Anonymous #7 6w

No this. People with Eds have a false perception of how they look. I’d know from experience

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Anonymous #6 6w

Literally me too 😭 and it’s so crazy coming out of it. Even if you’re aware of the effects of ED, you’ll be shocked to look back at pictures of yourself once you get better. I thought I was on the verge of dying of obesity at the time but the pictures show a scared, frail, little girl screaming for help

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Anonymous #8 6w

I rlly appreciate you being able to include science for it. I didn’t know any of the words and didn’t rlly know how to phrase “it’s not healthy for your leg to have the same circumference hip-to-ankle”

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Anonymous #7 6w

Of course no problem. And yeah, this body type and the overall infection of eating disorders among women and girls is dangerous. Women are already physically weaker than men and far more likely to develop severe muscle and bone weaknesses as they age. This is not helping at all, and is the classic body type of a person who is in assisted living by the time they’re 70 because they lack the quad strength to get off of the toilet.

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Anonymous #9 6w

Yes. Your legs shouldn’t be the same width all the way down

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Anonymous #9 6w

Unless you mean in the first pic, where she does look normal

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Anonymous #8 6w

here’s a pic where you can see my body abs lower legs better. i’ve always had bigger muscular calves that have always been similar in size to my thighs. i think the other two pics are just at a bad angle

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Anonymous OP 6w

Yeah, your thighs are noticeably underdeveloped

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Anonymous OP 6w

Like I’m sorry, I’m not trying to be rude, but the new angles don’t help at all. It’s still you

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Anonymous OP 6w

Girl your scapula and clavicle bones have no meat or cushioning. Get help

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Anonymous #6 6w

i have a bone tumor in my clavicle… that’s why it looks big/ no cushioning lol. my bone is protruding bc of the tumor

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Anonymous OP 6w

Ugh that sucks I’m really sorry - what side is the tumor on?

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Anonymous #6 6w

on my left side!

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i’m not here to lie to people, and I quite frankly don’t give a shit about your opinion on this subject if you have no qualifications to give one.

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I’m a coach and trainer, not a cheerleader and a yes man. People don’t pay me to tell them they’re doing great unconditionally.

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ALL

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My clients are normal everyday people who want to get in better shape, either by gaining muscle or losing fat. So yes, when my entire job revolves around helping people achieve changes to their bodies and body composition, I may be qualified to tell what an unhealthy body composition is. I have had several clients start at a similar body composition to her and gave me glowing reviews when I got them out of that. You have no clue what you’re talking about, so kindly, stfu.

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I never diagnosed her with anything lmao. Is reading that hard for you? I called this body composition unhealthy, which I am entirely within my rights to do.

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Lmfaooo getting sued for yikyak comments come get me !!!!

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Huh?

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ok lol

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i already have a virtual wife 😔😔

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Can my e-wife watch?

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Ight bet. I’ll inject the tren into my dick so it supercharges you when I bust

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We can dock and share it

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who’s downvoting our shit lmao

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Can we just kill her?

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