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7 tips to stop your summer weight obsessionhttp://skinnyfitness70.tumblr.com/

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maisyoasis:

peachhhh:

class photo from the perfect school

what school?

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whyimdoingit:

#76 To not be terrified of my stomach showing

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ironiclock:

seeing this absolutely eases my pain just a tad. I am not stick thin either, but I still have an eating disorder. I had a doctor who didn’t take me seriously because of my “normal weight”. It’s a mental illness, not physical. In addition to the pain every girl OR boy goes through with an eating disorder I find it added pain when s/he is normal weight or even over weight instead of underweight. This stigma of what an “eating disorder person” looks like is just another thing I try to fit in it. It adds more stress and makes me feel more imperfect. You don’t have to be stick thin to have an eating disorder.