Anonymous
Post 08/17/2023 08:20     Subject: Going out to eat with Size Zero friends..when you are not Size Zero..

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Are there actually adult women who aren’t anorexic or bulemic who are a size zero?


Yes. Of course. It’s common and normal.


Most of my friends are not size 0 (I'm among the thinnest of my friends and I'm size 8/10) but of those who are really thin, none of them are thin because of eating disorders. It's all genetics. They eat just as much as I do.

They don't. You are just delusional.


I agree. I am very thin, and benefit from some good genetics (I can admit that!) But the truth is that I make healthier choices and eat a lot less than most of my peers. And exercise a ton. But when I go out to eat I usually make bad choices (but certainly don't eat like that in my daily life).


+1,precisely
Anonymous
Post 08/17/2023 07:40     Subject: Going out to eat with Size Zero friends..when you are not Size Zero..

I don’t understand why posters are so invested in the idea that there’s no genetic component.

I’m 52, 5’3”, 110. Don’t exercise at all (yes, I know that’s bad) and don’t restrict what I eat. My weight stays consistent no matter what, just like my mom’s did and her mom before her.

But someone will now chime in to say that I clearly do something virtuous that overweight people don’t, because fat shaming is so important to them.
Anonymous
Post 08/17/2023 07:21     Subject: Going out to eat with Size Zero friends..when you are not Size Zero..

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Are there actually adult women who aren’t anorexic or bulemic who are a size zero?


Yes. Of course. It’s common and normal.


Most of my friends are not size 0 (I'm among the thinnest of my friends and I'm size 8/10) but of those who are really thin, none of them are thin because of eating disorders. It's all genetics. They eat just as much as I do.

They don't. You are just delusional.


I am thin, I eat a lot of normal food and a lot of junk food, it’s genetics.

My child (adopted) isn’t thin and doesn’t eat any worse than her friends.

How do you know? Are you raising her friends?
Anonymous
Post 08/17/2023 07:21     Subject: Going out to eat with Size Zero friends..when you are not Size Zero..

Many of my size 0 and 2 friends drink much more alcohol then me. I eat they drink. Not judgment either side. I'm size 2 myself, but very short, so I'm not thin at all.
Anonymous
Post 08/17/2023 06:56     Subject: Going out to eat with Size Zero friends..when you are not Size Zero..

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Are there actually adult women who aren’t anorexic or bulemic who are a size zero?


Yes. Of course. It’s common and normal.


Most of my friends are not size 0 (I'm among the thinnest of my friends and I'm size 8/10) but of those who are really thin, none of them are thin because of eating disorders. It's all genetics. They eat just as much as I do.

So it is all genetics? And all your friends are over size 8? And people that are thin are thin bcs of genetics? And you are overweight bcs of genetics? Do you need a deeper pile of sand?


I never said I was overweight.

Again, if you are the pp who is size 8, you are. Size 8 today is like size 14 10 years ago.
Anonymous
Post 08/17/2023 06:55     Subject: Going out to eat with Size Zero friends..when you are not Size Zero..

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Are there actually adult women who aren’t anorexic or bulemic who are a size zero?


Yes. Of course. It’s common and normal.


Wrong and wrong.

Wrong and wrong to you. I am having a lunch of potatoes peas, carrots and beef in tomato sauce, two apples, one banana and two oranges. Dinner will be large too. Size 0 5'4". 52 years old woman. Sometimes size 00.
Anonymous
Post 08/17/2023 06:53     Subject: Going out to eat with Size Zero friends..when you are not Size Zero..

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Are there actually adult women who aren’t anorexic or bulemic who are a size zero?


Yes. Of course. It’s common and normal.


Most of my friends are not size 0 (I'm among the thinnest of my friends and I'm size 8/10) but of those who are really thin, none of them are thin because of eating disorders. It's all genetics. They eat just as much as I do.

They don't. You are just delusional.


I am thin, I eat a lot of normal food and a lot of junk food, it’s genetics.

My child (adopted) isn’t thin and doesn’t eat any worse than her friends.

If you are the size 8 pp from above, you are extra delusional thinking you are thin.
Anonymous
Post 08/16/2023 22:40     Subject: Going out to eat with Size Zero friends..when you are not Size Zero..

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Are there actually adult women who aren’t anorexic or bulemic who are a size zero?


Yes. Of course. It’s common and normal.


Wrong and wrong.


I am a size 0/2 and have never been on a diet and definitely never had an eating disorder. I'm 44. I exercise but not obsessively. Mostly I just walk a lot, and then so some barre/strength training a couple times a week.

One thing I'll say is that I think I get full easily. I don't restrict myself from any type of food but with heavy foods, I fill up fast. I generally can't eat an entire hamburger. A serving of ice cream to me is a fes spoonfuls. I am sure other people assume this is discipline to reduce calorie intake but it's not-- I'm just full and don't want anymore. I find most restaurant portions way too large.
Anonymous
Post 08/16/2023 22:26     Subject: Going out to eat with Size Zero friends..when you are not Size Zero..

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Are there actually adult women who aren’t anorexic or bulemic who are a size zero?


Yes. Of course. It’s common and normal.


Wrong and wrong.
Anonymous
Post 08/16/2023 18:27     Subject: Going out to eat with Size Zero friends..when you are not Size Zero..

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Are there actually adult women who aren’t anorexic or bulemic who are a size zero?


Yes. Of course. It’s common and normal.


Most of my friends are not size 0 (I'm among the thinnest of my friends and I'm size 8/10) but of those who are really thin, none of them are thin because of eating disorders. It's all genetics. They eat just as much as I do.

So it is all genetics? And all your friends are over size 8? And people that are thin are thin bcs of genetics? And you are overweight bcs of genetics? Do you need a deeper pile of sand?


I never said I was overweight.
Anonymous
Post 08/16/2023 17:45     Subject: Going out to eat with Size Zero friends..when you are not Size Zero..

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Are there actually adult women who aren’t anorexic or bulemic who are a size zero?


Yes. Of course. It’s common and normal.


Most of my friends are not size 0 (I'm among the thinnest of my friends and I'm size 8/10) but of those who are really thin, none of them are thin because of eating disorders. It's all genetics. They eat just as much as I do.

They don't. You are just delusional.


I agree. I am very thin, and benefit from some good genetics (I can admit that!) But the truth is that I make healthier choices and eat a lot less than most of my peers. And exercise a ton. But when I go out to eat I usually make bad choices (but certainly don't eat like that in my daily life).


Cool so that's definitely the way it always works
Anonymous
Post 08/16/2023 16:48     Subject: Going out to eat with Size Zero friends..when you are not Size Zero..

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Are there actually adult women who aren’t anorexic or bulemic who are a size zero?


Yes. Of course. It’s common and normal.


Most of my friends are not size 0 (I'm among the thinnest of my friends and I'm size 8/10) but of those who are really thin, none of them are thin because of eating disorders. It's all genetics. They eat just as much as I do.

They don't. You are just delusional.


I agree. I am very thin, and benefit from some good genetics (I can admit that!) But the truth is that I make healthier choices and eat a lot less than most of my peers. And exercise a ton. But when I go out to eat I usually make bad choices (but certainly don't eat like that in my daily life).
Anonymous
Post 08/16/2023 14:27     Subject: Going out to eat with Size Zero friends..when you are not Size Zero..

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Are there actually adult women who aren’t anorexic or bulemic who are a size zero?


Yes. Of course. It’s common and normal.


Most of my friends are not size 0 (I'm among the thinnest of my friends and I'm size 8/10) but of those who are really thin, none of them are thin because of eating disorders. It's all genetics. They eat just as much as I do.

They don't. You are just delusional.


I am thin, I eat a lot of normal food and a lot of junk food, it’s genetics.

My child (adopted) isn’t thin and doesn’t eat any worse than her friends.
Anonymous
Post 08/16/2023 13:57     Subject: Going out to eat with Size Zero friends..when you are not Size Zero..

I can tell you that I am a size 0 and HATE when dining companions feel the need to announce that they aren't eating bread or are skipping dessert or aren't "going to be bad". Way to make me feel terrible when I do all of those things. That's the whole point of going out to eat for me! Eating things I don't normally eat.
Anonymous
Post 08/16/2023 13:31     Subject: Going out to eat with Size Zero friends..when you are not Size Zero..

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Are there actually adult women who aren’t anorexic or bulemic who are a size zero?


Yes. Of course. It’s common and normal.


Most of my friends are not size 0 (I'm among the thinnest of my friends and I'm size 8/10) but of those who are really thin, none of them are thin because of eating disorders. It's all genetics. They eat just as much as I do.

They don't. You are just delusional.