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What you need to understand is that I do not want to look attractive. This is a key difference between eating disorders and dieting/trying to lose weight. I don’t want beauty or health. I am already horrible to look at, I am not attractive or pretty. I don’t have an eating disorder because I’m trying to make myself look nice, I’m trying to get myself as far away from ‘nice’ as possible. The feelings I deal with every minute of every day are not nice, the actions they reflect are ugly and disgusting, and in turn the consequences of these actions aren’t ‘pretty’. I am beyond thinking I could ever look nice, no amount of make up, pretty clothes or weight loss can change the ugliness behind it all.
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