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Overlooking Disordered Eating
Food has always been a source of energy, comfort, and something that brings us together, but what if it becomes more than that to us? Many people suffer from eating disorders without even realizing it. An eating disorder is any unhealthy relationship with food, such as loss of appetite, excessive exercise to the point of exhaustion, or eating when experiencing negative emotions without coping with them properly. There are many more symptoms correlated with experiencing an eat
Malak
Nov 231 min read


#NotAesthetic: Media with Eating Disorders
Social Media is a hub of connections that allows you to share with others what is going on in your life. Most everyone is guilty of watching a juicy story time every once in a while on TikTok. As humans, we strive to connect with other people as well as share our own experiences and stories. Unfortunately, not all experiences are good ones. Over the years, many influencers and regular individuals have had the confidence to speak out about their experiences with eating disord

Mia Siciliano
Nov 75 min read


The Mask We Wear
In the quiet corners of our minds, we often wrestle with two distinct versions of ourselves: the private self, hidden away from the world, and the public self, polished and presented to others. For those grappling with eating disorders and body dysmorphia, this internal conflict can feel like an endless tug-of-war, with high stakes and profound consequences. The private self is a sanctuary of vulnerability, where insecurities fester and fears take root. Here, whispers of inad

Sarah Xu
Nov 24 min read


The Impact of Social Media on Eating Disorders and Body Dysmorphia in Today’s Youth
In recent years, the rise of social media has dramatically changed how young people view themselves and their bodies. Platforms like...

Sarah Xu
Sep 204 min read


Understanding Eating Disorders
Eating disorders are complex mental health conditions that can have devastating effects on individuals and their loved ones. They are...

Sarah Xu
Sep 45 min read
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