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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]She's a size 8/10.  I would heavily discourage this.  I'd encourage her to focus on strength and being fit, NOT THIN.  Thin does not equal healthy.

It sounds like she should discuss this with a therapist who can help with body dysmorphia.[/quote]

maybe she wants to be attractive, not just “healthy”. [/quote]

Sure. And the vast majority of 18 year-olds should be able to lose 10-2o pounds with a little discipline. It is much harder for women in their 40's and 50's.[/quote]

you guys seem to have forgotten how many of us had disorderd eating if we were truly honest with ourselves to be the desired thinnes in teh 1990s and 2000s. The trend ios towards that style of thin again. being at the gym for 2 hours a day, having half a smoothy and basically stretching how long you could stay hungry for large stretche sof time was TOTALYY normal eating behavior for everyone i knew back then except my one friend- we were looking at pictures and she was a perfectly normal size, not even overweight but wasnt kate moss tiny and so she thought she was fat. jyst teh otehr day we taking about how lucky she was that she didnt develop an eating disorder.  taking wegovy to lose thirty pounds until teh trend cycles back around to normal sized people is ok. These medicatins bring down inflammation as well. why is it better to just force yourslef to get used to feeling hungry all the time? which is the only other option to being the kind of skinny is back in fashion. [/quote]

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