This is why so many EDs go unnoticed since people don’t seem to realize that larger girls can also have anorexia. It’s a mental disorder, not a body type.
Julia Ratner
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Honestly I wasn't sure I liked Ratner's overall attitude at first (though her waist is to die for, lol) but I think I definitely like her a lot more after that. The fact that people automatically assume thin people have eating disorders is so damaging for everyone because it trivializes EDs in general and how severe EDs can get, even if somebody is overweight.
I don't get it. EDs are a mental illness, just like depression or anxiety-if we said that every person who looked sad had depression there would be a lot more people getting mad for generalizing like that.
I don't get it. EDs are a mental illness, just like depression or anxiety-if we said that every person who looked sad had depression there would be a lot more people getting mad for generalizing like that.
Nice. What's her second IG account? I need to follow that.View attachment 23184 View attachment 23185 View attachment 23186 View attachment 23187
She posted these in her second ig account
If only her legs could be as perfect as her waistAt Dior Cruise 2019
Her legs have never been the best.
Yip, they're always quite thick, and the almost flat boots make it look worse.
but they’re better than thisAt Dior Cruise 2019
Her legs have never been the best.
mind you, flat ankle boots are the WORST for making your legs look short and stumpy. let’s just pray that this is a bad angle/styling choice and she hasn’t barbara palvin’d over night
She looks puffy/doughy to me, especially in @stargirl's post. She potentially could look great in these shows if she lost and toned up, I think her face would become more edgy and would kind of have a dark intense look.
