May 2012
Hi darling! So, I just wanted to point out that you cannot have anorexia and bulimia combined, but the "binge-purge type anorexia". This, as you described, occurs when people restrict for periods of time and then binge, and subsequently purge following the binge. Just want you, and your anon to know the difference! :)
Oh, well I’ve always just combined them.. thanks hunn! xo
For anyone who says I'm too muscular,
You can kiss my fabulous, hard as steel (well getting there), ass. ^_^
Amen xo
how did you prepare/pass your ct permit test? gahhh im having the hardest time!
I actually failed mine a few times because I never studied.. so just study! The packet is online. It’s around 50ish pages, but totally worth reading! Read it, highlight important notes, take the practice tests, and you should be all set:) Again all you really need to do is study the packet! xo
hi sorry im kinda confused. how did you have anorexia and bulimia? because if you starved and then binged and purged wouldnt that be binge-purge subtype? or did you like go back and forth from anorexia to bulimia? sorry im not trying to make it seem like i dont believe you or anything because i do im just confused sorry
Dont woryr about it love! I totally understand.
It started out as bullimia, and then after reading magazines and articles and diet plas about eating less calories in order to lose weight, I decided to try it. It got down to anarexia, but because I wasn’t feeding myself I would bige every once in awhile which always led to a purge, and then another day of not eating.
I did go back from anarexia to bullimia, but they were basically intertwined with eachother. Does that make sense/help? xo
hi pretty! may i see your progress blog? it's totally okay if you say no for privacy reasons :) x
In your ask beautiful xo
Hey guys!
Just wated to apologize for not being on here in a few days.
I had my SAT saturday, so I was cramming for it all last week, and then I was out all weekend raising money for my Relay group and then later hanging out with friends.
I hope everyone had an amazing and healthy weekend! I want to post my intake from yesterday because I am so incredibly proud of myself, and thought I woud share it with you all:)
Love you! xo Ariana
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The inertia effect is what I call the phenomenon when someone really wants to lose weight but won’t get themselves started on the process. For you fellow physics nerds, you know inertia is the tendency of an object to resist change in motion. sound familiar?
How to overcome it:
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Writing poetry makes me happy
would you ever post a pic of the tattoo? if not where is it? and do your parents know about it? i really want a tatttoo but my mom is really against tattoos and piercings
I already did love! You can look under my “me” tab, it should be there:) It’s on my right ankle and is about the size of my finger nail. My parent’s do not know about it, and witch the exception of everyone on tumblr and two friends, no one knows about it.
If your parent’s are really against tattoos and piercings, wait till you are 18. Then you’re legally allowed to do whatever you want with your body. Even if you get one, you’re parent’s opinion about you isn’t going to change. I say do what you want xo
I'm the anon who asked how you got the tattoo. Totally not hating! Actually, I kind of respect you more for doing it yourself because it shows you really really want it and it truly means something.
Thank god! I got shit about it once and so I’ve always been on the edge about telling people that it’s self done. And thank you:) I did it the day I was released from therapy, so the tattoo really has so much more meaning to me xo
how did you get a tattoo if you are under 18? i thought you had to be 18...
Don’t hate but it’s a self-done tattoo. My friend helped me do it.
Looking back, it was probably an extremely stupid and dangerous decision to do it myself, but I have no regrets. I love it and it’s perfect xo
what is your tattoo of?
A triangle with an arch above it.
When I was in therapy, Jane (my therapist) would always tell me that recovery was like trying to hike over a mountain that was turned upside down; it looks nearly impossible, but if you have the right attitude and don’t give up when you fail, you can get over it.
So it’s to symbolize my successful hike over an upside down mountain xo
