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I can agree with what you said about being a mean person while having an ed because I was the same way, being angry towards the world and others. I was constantly comparing myself to others and was insecure so I took it out on others in a not nice way. I'm thankful I've healed and you inspire me so much with your content ❤. Proud of you! 🎉
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Thank you so much. I really needed to hear this. I have had body issues for a long time. I use to complain about my thighs looking big when I sat down in only 2nd grade. I’ve always been athletic and have started realizing that I’m not even big, which even if I was it would be fine, but my mind plays tricks on me. Because of my body I’ve always cancelled events or struggled to do anything social and productive because I was so insecure. It was debilitating. I’ve gone through times where I refused to eat, I’d be so strict with working out that I’d feel burned out, and just continued hating myself. Lately I realized that it’s all stupid mind games and I’m fine the way I am. It takes a lot of self control and confidence to feel happy, but I’m on the road to happiness and my awareness is the first step to success. 💛
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As a somewhat bigger female teenager watching this rn, this person has helped me not develop an eating disorder, just like her I would count calories, be afraid of eating "too much" and I wasn't at my best version 😅 tbh. But she was one of the reasons I stopped counting calories, enjoyed my food and excerise and now I don't see excerise as a way to burn calories, I see it as a way to get stronger 💪 and I have been getting stronger because of the changed mindset, even tho I gained 15 pounds from restricting, I gained so much more freedom and muscle so to whoever is reading this, you got thi
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Hi lexi, my names Ella. I am 12 and for a while I’ve been having trouble with eating and my weight. I was born four pounds so it’s overall really hard for me to gain weight. When I was 11 I was only 50 pounds. But now, after finding a sport I love and food that is healthy and nutritious I am 105 pounds, at 13 years old. So, your videos have helped a ton. 😁
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Hey Lexi! Could you talk about your all in experience on the podcast! (gaining the weight, losing the weight, finding your set point, how long it took to fully recover, struggles?) thank you! I’m currently all in and I can explain how hard I’m struggling! I’m about 3-4 months in and this is the heaviest I’ve ever weighed. Being around my peers at cross country and school is not EASY! I can only imagine what they think or what my coach thinks. Like I think to my self they probably think I lost myself but if anything going all in is about gaining control. Ugh it’s honestly been rough and I just wanna relapse but I think to myself how far I’ve made it and how I NEED TO RECOVER!!
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Growing up being a taller girl is so awkward. I'm 5'6"/7", so although I am taller than the average, it ain't even THAT tall. But growing up, I was always one of the tallest. I'm Mexican and grew up in LA around a lot of Hispanics. Indigenous people tend to be on the shorter and darker side. The colonizers were lighter, taller, and had more body hair. I inherited those traits, which can be a blessing and a curse as a female. I always stuck out like a sore thumb with my height and pale skin. Although I would receive compliments about my appearance, I would also be told that I'm "Soooooooooooooooo tall!!" 🙄 Bffr, they haven't seen anything if they think that height is Soooooooooooooooo tall! Being shorter is considered more feminine, so I felt very uncomfortable in my own body. Definitely can relate with wanting to be more petite. And being taller AND overweight makes you look even BIGGER. So I definitely overcompensated and although I couldn't control my height, I could control my body fat to an extent. So definitely tried to be as thin as possible. At my age now, I've come to terms and accepted many things. I like my height, like I said, it's taller than the average but I'm also not like gigantic so it's the perfect height for me. And I no longer feel awkward because of my height or body so don't worry about my weight or being as thin as possible
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@stinkyjenna
3 months ago
“at my smallest i was a terrible, mean human being.” i need to remember this. we’ve come so far and not being that person anymore alone makes it worth it
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