Hi,
this is the first time I've ever posted anywhere like this and I consider it a step.
I've been looking at a lot of ED info on the net these past few weeks, because I feel like I'm spiralling out of control.
I binge eat, usually at night time. I will just stand in the kitchen and put everything I see in my mouth. For example, I was good all day today watching what I ate. I laid down to go to sleep, and just couldn't bear it anymore. Before I knew it, I was standing in front of the fridge. I ate spoonfulls of Cool whip, chips and salsa, a spoonfull of tuna noodle casserole, 3 rolls, a little debbie snack and a diet pepsi, all in about 15 minutes. Now I'm completely kicking myself and feel like I'm just sick and hopeless. If I could bear to do it, I would be making myself throw up right now.
I never considered myself to have an eating disorder because, well, I'm fat. I am about 5'6" and weigh 230 pounds. I know, its disgusting. I just always thought it was normal, I guess, to always think about how fat I was and how gross I look.
I look into the mirror, and I'm just disgusted with what I see. All the time. 99% of my thoughts every day lie with how fat I am and how much I love to eat, but at the same time loathe eating because I'm just so hideously fat.
I'm not looking for sympathy or judgment, I need help. I need advice. I'm miserable. I want to be thin, but I just eat and eat and eat. Food/weight is all I ever think about.
I've seen a therapist, and I hated every second of it. I even switched therapists a few times, but each time it was just horrible. It didn't help me one bit. I'm also on anti-depressants, and also.. not helping this issue.
So many People act like its so simple. "If you want to lose weight, eat right and exercise." Yeah, it seems simple. and I can do that. It's the binge eating i just can't control. Constant thoughts of food. Fat. Fat. Fat.
If you have read this far, I really thank you. This is the first time I've ever just come out and admitted all of that.
Anything you'd like to tell me, I'd greatly appreciate input. thank you.