Body dysmorphia kicks ass.
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kitkatgirlie OMG YES
DONT FORGET THE MATCHES
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@Enzi WE FINNA ALWAYS COME BACK AFTER THIS ONE
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kitkatgirlie YAAASSSSSSSS
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If it helps, you can get surgery to decrease their size when you’re older
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@Namira I’ve seriously thought about it-a family friend got one, and she says it really helped. Besides, it doesn’t have to be a major reduction either-
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Oh my god, I feel this post. I don’t care if it’s from four days ago, I feel it.
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@Prime-Minister I’m glad someone else feels my pain, no matter how unfortunate it may be
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@just-a-fkn-reaper-3-0 My own body problems lead me into Anorexia Nervosa, I hope you never slip into that stuff. The after effects are not worth it. <3
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@Prime-Minister I know someone who had (or has? Idk- I don’t talk to them anymore-) nervosa and they said it sucked ass.
If you still have it, I hope things get better for you, and if you don’t have it anymore, I’m glad you were able to get out of it. <3 -
@just-a-fkn-reaper-3-0 This isn’t about my problem, it’s about you! Take care of yourself, Reaper-buddy. You can improve, but try not to improve destructively!
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@Prime-Minister I appreciate it, PM. And if you ever need to talk, I’m here! <3
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@just-a-fkn-reaper-3-0 Wait, I need to ask you something in DMs.
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think you could remove one of the group titles though? it’s bugging your posts
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@Namira yeah like two
duchess said you’re only supposed to have five anyway
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if i may ask what is body dysmorphia
<-- yaser, help 'em out
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@Namira proceeds to add more instead…
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@Namira MB Namira-I didn’t get that memo lmao.
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@laraiia Body dysmorphia is… oh boy. The government says that it is a ‘mental illness characterized by obsessive focus on a perceived flaw in appearance.’
You see yourself differently than you are. For example, someone who has a small stomach/a little pudge may see themselves as grossly obese, or someone who has (x) body features may see it as a much more extreme version of itself, and it can take a toll on people’s mental health. It’s quite common-there are more than 3 million diagnosed cases in the U.S. (per year, I think?)Everyone experiences it differently and reacts differently, though.
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@just-a-fkn-reaper-3-0 oh thank you
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@laraiia anytime. :)
