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Question: BDD + eating disorder + insecurities.. help me please...?
i have a severe insecurity about my chubby cheeks. it's to the point that i have a mild case of body dysmorphic disorder... i check the mirror constantly to reassure myself that i'm okay. i know that the only way to lose the chubbiness in my face is by losing weight, the problem is, i'm 5'5" and 113 lbs (female), and this is my ideal weight. Since i've been wanting to lose more weight (to lose facial fat), i've developed an eating disorder, where i go through cycles of depriving myself to lose weight, then seeing how difficult it is to lose weight, i'd get depressed and go through binging episodes. i've lost 10 lbs so far and my goal is to reach 100 lbs, but i fear that i will be anorexically thin by then. also, i am a student so i can't afford cosmetic surgery to do lipo. i don't know what to do, i am so helpless. i am soo unbelievably insecure about this.
or should I try this at the Institute Of Facial Surgery St Paul
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Answer: You are the perfect weight for your height, nothing needs changing.
Do you have dimples in your cheeks. I have them and when I smile it makes my cheeks look chubby.
If you were to wear blush on your cheek bones would this make them look less obvious?
If you dont like them, do little things to make them less obvious, like the blush, I'm sure they look fine honey, you are just self consious.
Every single person, weather they will admit it or not, has something on there body they are not happy with. and 90% of the time, no one else is even aware of the problem.
You healthy and alive. Learn to love everything about you and enjoy life
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