Eating disorders can affect anyone. I know this because a close male friend of mine from high school struggles with bulimia. I recently asked him if he felt comfortable speaking to me about his eating disorder, and he opened up about his story, under the condition that he remain anonymous throughout this piece.
Seven years ago, one contributor says she developed an eating disorder after feeling like her body wasn’t good enough. Now, whenever her mind goes back to that place, here’s how she overcomes her thoughts and sees the beauty in herself.
Eating disorder thoughts can thrive off of society’s focus on dieting. But whether you have an eating disorder or not, columnist Lauren Moss encourages RIZZARR audiences to realize that standing up to society’s food labeling is revolutionary! And the way to fight society’s stereotypes is to have positive self body thoughts. Food does not have to be the enemy! Instead, read about how it can be your energy!
