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Last February, I finally told my family about my six-year struggle with an eating disorder. Going through that, I began seeking out a community that would “get it.” It’s taught me a huge lesson: you don’t have to go through it alone.
Proud2BMeDepression is real and it’s hard to bear it alone. On trying to overcome it, I have noticed one thing in particular: it is important to always allow yourself to release your emotions with those who care about you the most.
Benjamin McAfeeMany times what is seen in a photo is not the truth, but we are led to believe that it is. In this piece, you’ll read about numerous celebrities who have all fought their critics and proclaimed their love for their bodies, despite being attacked for how they look in a photo.
Kathy LeWhat if the one thing holding many of us back from loving ourselves and loving each other is numbness, fear of vulnerability?
Ashley M. WilliamsFitness can change your mind and your perception about yourself. Crossfit has been a long-changing fitness program for our editor. He decided to share his interview with an instructor who has changed his perspective on fitness.
Benjamin McAfeeAmazon recently retracted an app called “Rescue the Anorexic Girl” that played into that dangerous idea. I was shocked, hurt, and angry when I saw this.
Proud2BMeThere’s a reason why they say the best things in life are worth waiting for… because they are. But a lot of times, it’s difficult to relax and let time take its course, especially when you’re in recovery. Whether it is an eating disorder, depression, anxiety or any other issues, recovery is recovery.
Lauren Moss
