Thinspiration - Comments

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As someone extremely familiar with the horrors of both bulimia and anorexia; I find these websites infuriating. I often imagine the actual girls who prey on the vulnerable victims of EDs aren't sufferers themselves. They probably sit there, behind their computer, urging the real victims on, while they sit with a bag of Doritos. It really makes me angry when I think of people actually encouraging it. Arghhhh!

Alternative to Die Mannequin:

- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rWLiKQu2nyA -

I get your rant 100% , but I think that it's hard not to be drawn into the "thin" hype. Personally, I've struggled with my weight since I was twelve and I have books and books of things that I've copied down, of quotes, of thinspo.

I actually have "Thin is the dream" posted on my mirror with those stick on letters.

Sometimes I wish I could stop, but I know that people like me better this way.

I agree. We should go snap all the skinnies in half.

... Or force feed them with a tube, one of the two.

I have a huge grudge against Die Mannequin...

I totally get your rant here! :)
I, myself, legitimately suffered from anorexia two years ago.
I hated that I was doing but all this stuff online, the 'support' and 'help' from other pro-anas made it so hard for me to stop.
Anorexia should not be glamorised by super models and the like. It only makes it okay for teenagers to act that way too.
I completely oppose "Thinspo", it's disgusting.