Thursday, January 20, 2011

I drink coffee. I sip diet soda. I take my zoloft. I feel wholly nasuseas. I constantly feel like I'm spilling out of my body and I need to be contained. I feel this horrible need that threatens, and often manages, to seap out reminding me that my body and it's need still exist. I don't know any other way to contain this except to drink coffee, and soda and focus on the starving because this is at least better than the bulimia.

My bulimia terrifys me. I feel like it comes out when my horrible need surfaces with a vengence and my normal looking body that bulimia leaves me with is it's way of saying: this is what you get you greedy horrible pig. Underneath the normalcy the world doesn't see the burning throat, or churning stomach, or blistered tongue. They don't see the scarred knuckles, or thinning esophogus or spinning head, they just see normal, which I know is not the case. Starving leaves me with a stomach that's concave, with softened curves, with smaller jeans. Starving gives me a visual validation of sorts, it's my way of saying that things are not alright, they're fucked up, can't you see that? Now I just have to follow through.

J'accuse
Austen

Monday, January 10, 2011

So I'm Gonna

So I've decided that I'm going to lose more weight even if it kills me. I've been at this eating disordered business for a while and I feel like it's time to step out of the minors and go pro.  You see its never really been about being thin for me it's been about dealing with this giant fuckedupmess know as life.  Bulimia was my way of calcifying my problems without actually dealing with them.  But now that I'm actually dealing, I just restrict, because I honest to God cannot take anything else in right now.  I hurt, things are not okay and I have to take control over my body.

It's game time.

Austen