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).
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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?
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).
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.
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.
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.