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Always feeling fat, But always looking thin, Just glancing at that cookie, Could be regarded as a sin. Going up one dress size, And suddenly; a fight, Even one inch bigger, And it's a grotesque sight.
You're looking in the mirror. Tears streaming down your face. I've fought with every ounce of strength. To take you from this place. But my words provide no comfort. And my actions seem to fail.
Bulimia says Throw up You're not good enough To be allowed food You're not skinny enough You don't deserve to eat You don't deserve food Once you're skinny Then you can eat.
Ana and Mia, the twins from hell, They'll beat you down into a shell, Their older brother's name is Ed, Together, they will leave you dead.
Contains one swear word. Contacts blaze with glamour, Ribs jut through their skin, Emerald veins and cold demeanour, In amongst their kin.
Already killing. Bulmia attacking. Carrying emptiness. Dying without a big mess. Eliminating nothing. Future withering. Gargantuan we think. Help, to stop, eat, and drink. Insistently devouring me.
Her shoes are so high the ankle could begin to break any moment, there bright fluorescent colours make anyone stand and stare, almost becoming the star of the show.
I had four instagram friends, that I was very close with about the eating disorder-because they could relate: they too had eating disorders.
<strong>“When a man gets up to speak, people listen, then look. When a woman gets up people look, then if they like what they see, they listen." - Pauline Frederick.
I've suffered from eating disorders since I was a young teenager and now, at 19, I find myself back at the beginning of my anorexia and bulimia.