I am writing about an experience I went through for my school project. The experience I've chosen is mine as an anorectic. These were the words I found to describe it.
it’s so easy for someone to quickly come to the conclusion that those with an eating disorder are weak, selfish; disorientated. they can judge all they like, but they will never understand, unless one day they fall to the disease also, the pain and and way it works. how every time you look in the mirror you’re greeted with a reflection that kills any good thoughts at an instant. never will they understand the satisfaction that one would feel once they’ve achieved the loss of weight; this satisfaction is not just because they’re now thinner, it is that they’ve achieved something. there is a deep meaning behind eating disorders, and any mental problem. and it is something that should not be quickly judged, or simply dismissed as ridiculous. for any one day, they too may fall
it’s so easy for someone to quickly come to the conclusion that those with an eating disorder are weak, selfish; disorientated. they can judge all they like, but they will never understand, unless one day they fall to the disease also, the pain and and way it works. how every time you look in the mirror you’re greeted with a reflection that kills any good thoughts at an instant. never will they understand the satisfaction that one would feel once they’ve achieved the loss of weight; this satisfaction is not just because they’re now thinner, it is that they’ve achieved something. there is a deep meaning behind eating disorders, and any mental problem. and it is something that should not be quickly judged, or simply dismissed as ridiculous. for any one day, they too may fall