Victoria Beckham has eaten the same meal for 25 years

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It is sad that her husband David said in the Vogue article that his memory of her eating off his plate (while pregnant with Harper) was one of his favorite evenings. Enjoyment of food together is important for cultural, familial and sensual bonding. She looks fabulous and is probably very healthy, but there is still loss here. We’ll see when Harper is an adult and writes a tell-all how the Orthorexia affected her body image and eating habits.

I'll be curious to see how this shakes out too. I think David, while careful with his words, is aware there is an "issue" with Victoria and food and seems to be doing what he can to show healthy eating habits. He always seems to be in the kitchen cooking with Harper, making a lot of food Victoria doesn't touch.

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I just can't help think of the overload on mercury. Salmon twice a week? Sure! But 7 days a week? Too much. Is she a pescatarian?

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Anonymous wrote:she might just like this food? I LOVE salads and have said many times that if I could eat a salad every day for the rest of my life I would.

Is there some reason you can't eat a salad everyday for the rest of your life? I decided awhile back to eat a salad everyday and I have had no real trouble doing that except sometimes on a trip I'll miss a day or two.

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Anonymous wrote:I love her. She is beautiful, has aged gracefully, works out, is healthy, is a good mom and a successful business woman. And married to David Beckham!

Agree to most of this, but how is she beautiful? She has a pinched face with pointy features. Her value is being skinny. Not beautiful! And she knows this, hence her eating the same meal daily and avoiding fats.

That's exactly what makes her heart shaped face beautiful.
She also has a really good plastic surgeon who performed just a few subtle tweaks, without changing her main features.

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Another 40 something white lady with an eating disorder. Next

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Sigh. Can we quit with the race qualifier? Think of how it would sound it used in reference to women of color.

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Anonymous wrote:Sigh. Can we quit with the race qualifier? Think of how it would sound it used in reference to women of color.

But eating disorders are far more common in white women than women of color. It would be more surprising if it was a poc we were taking about.

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Anonymous wrote:Another 40 something white lady with an eating disorder. Next

Let’s check out the will and jada thread for some normalcy.

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Anonymous wrote:Another 40 something white lady with an eating disorder. Next

Much better to overeat and subscribe to ozempic, because that's normal

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Anonymous wrote:Sigh. Can we quit with the race qualifier? Think of how it would sound it used in reference to women of color.

Eh, I'm a white woman, and white cultural norms surrounding body weight are toxic. It is indeed (primarily) a white woman problem.

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Anonymous wrote:Another 40 something white lady with an eating disorder. Next

Much better to overeat and subscribe to ozempic, because that's normal

You do know there is a healthy place in between those two extremes, right?

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I find this nuts. She's naturally thin like me and I eat a wide variety of food, many of them calorie rich.. i have just learned to not eat a lot. I can't imagine living like her. I eat bagels, ice cream, tons of butter TBH, along with healthier foods and I still manage to weigh 113lbs at 5'7" and I barely exercise these days. She doesn't need to be this extreme. She sounds kind of stupid to be honest if she thinks she needs to eat this way.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Another 40 something white lady with an eating disorder. Next

Much better to overeat and subscribe to ozempic, because that's normal

You do know there is a healthy place in between those two extremes, right?

Yes, I do know that, because I am at that healthy place. Just reminding body shamers of skinny white women that overeating is a real problem in this country.

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Anonymous wrote:I find this nuts. She's naturally thin like me and I eat a wide variety of food, many of them calorie rich.. i have just learned to not eat a lot. I can't imagine living like her. I eat bagels, ice cream, tons of butter TBH, along with healthier foods and I still manage to weigh 113lbs at 5'7" and I barely exercise these days. She doesn't need to be this extreme. She sounds kind of stupid to be honest if she thinks she needs to eat this way.

I mean… you sound kind of stupid to be honest for giving her advice she’ll never see and didn’t ask for.

She has always been incredibly thin yet she managed to produce four (seemingly) healthy babies. I think she’s fine.

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Anonymous wrote:what does David Beckham see in her?

Her spice