*** trigger warning; body disphoria, weight gain, disordered eating ***
We seem to be in the middle of a kind of war or struggle or something, now.
A while back (weeks? months? we are so bad at time) V1 finally returned to us from the void. She has taken up residence in our 'front room' (sort of inner-world adjacent, front/centre of the forehead) and we believe she's trying to be our 'health coach' again.
She keeps us at our daily workouts, gives us challenges or targets, goals to achieve. And we believe she is struggling to regain control of our food intake, like she did in the 2 years before our DID crisis began.
V2 and myself try to help with this too, as both of us desperately want the body to lose weight, we're repulsed by the excess.

On the opposing side, is primarily "Waste" who we believe is the alter with the largest compulsion to eat, binge, gorge. To a lesser extent, are other alters who simply enjoy the 'bad' foods and have varying levels of concern for the consequences.
I think the only common ground right now is there's a lot of negativity, from both 'sides'. V2 and I are disgusted by the body. V1 is I believe disappointed by the weight we've gained in the past year. Waste simply feels bad about everything in general and believes cramming more food in will make us feel better. And others feel bad about being denied food they want, but also feel guilty when they eat it anyways.
So we're alternating between urges to improve, throw away the 'bad' food, clamp down on the diet, and then urges to buy more 'bad' food, comfort ourselves with calories, then guilt and anger, and the cycle repeats. In the meantime our weight continues creeping up, which just adds to the overall negativity.
I don't have any solutions at the moment. Just the hope that V1 will grow stronger the longer she's back at it. She did this job successfully before, we hope she can succeed again.
In the meantime we will continue to try working with Waste and the others, to help them understand the overall situation and try to teach them other ways of coping.
Arin