recovering from an ed

omg i totally get what you're going through!!! been there myself and it sucks sooo much. feeling like food's the enemy is super tough 😕 it's like your mind's playing tricks making you think you're full when you barely ate; i had those moments too, couldn't even look at a burger without feeling sick. your mom's probably just worried, my folks were the same way and it bugged me a lot, but i realized they meant well. maybe try some small snacks you like when you feel somewhat okay, it helped me a bit. baby steps, you know?? hang in there, things can get better!!!

I completely understand what you're going through, and it's truly challenging when your relationship with food becomes complicated. The symptoms you're experiencing could be indicative of an eating disorder such as anorexia or ARFID; it's essential to approach this situation with care and seek support. The sensation of perpetual fullness and bloating can be overwhelming, but remember, "This too shall pass." It might be worthwhile to consider consulting a healthcare professional who can provide a comprehensive assessment and guide you through this difficult phase. your mother's concern about your nutritional intake is understandable, given the importance of maintaining balanced macronutrients; it seems she wants the best for you, even if her approach might not resonate with you right now. Engaging in open communication with her about how you're feeling could help foster understanding and support. Stay hopeful; progress can be made, even if it seems slow at times!!! 😊

Struggling with eating and feeling bloated all the time is no joke. The way your body reacts to food can be confusing and overwhelming; "It's always darkest before the dawn," they say, but that doesn't make the darkness any easier to deal with. Your mom's comments seem to come from concern, but it's hard when it feels like there's a lack of understanding on her part. Maybe trying to explain your feelings to her could help, but I know that's easier said than done. It might be worth considering professional help, as dealing with potential eating disorders can be complex 😟. Take care of yourself.

hey, I hear you, and I know it feels rough, but I think there might be another way to see things. it sounds like you’re going through a lot with food, but it's important to give yourself a break and remember that our minds can play tricks on us sometimes; “Every day is a new beginning.” when your mom talks about protein, she's not trying to make you feel worse but wanting you to be healthy and strong. maybe it’s helpful to try and see where she comes from. if watermelon leaves you feeling stuffed, that could be more about your anxiety than the food itself 😅. small steps can make a big difference, and with time, things could look up!

hey, it sounds like you're really going through a tough phase with all these food-related issues. it's understandable to feel overwhelmed, especially when your body's signals seem so out of whack. i mostly agree that it can feel frustrating when your environment doesn't align with your feelings; struggling with eating can really mess with your mood and mindset. however, perhaps it's important to consider that sometimes our perspective can get a bit skewed when emotions are running high. i get that your mom's comments might not help, but maybe she's trying to ensure you're getting proper nutrition in a way she understands, though it doesn't always come across well. finding a balance is not easy, and it’s okay to feel uncertain and doubtful about how to handle it all 😟. perhaps seeking some guidance would bring a bit more clarity to all this chaos. hang in there.

hey, i get you're going through a lot, but let’s keep it real. it's easy to get tangled up in feeling down about food, but maybe you're making it more complex than it needs to be; a lot of this might be happening in your head. your body gives cues to be heard, not fought with. when your mom talks about eating properly, she's probably not trying to be a pain but wants to help you get better. i remember when i thought skipping meals would solve everything—boy, was i wrong 😅. trust me, finding a solid routine might do wonders for you. stay strong and try looking at things from another angle!!! there's always a chance to turn things around.