Originally posted on No But Listen:
Please note that this article contains explicit discussion of eating disorders. Darren Aronofsky’s The Whale has a lot to say about eating disorders – but what it doesn’t say is the most interesting part. Starring Brendan Fraser (who, yes, is brilliant, and who, yes, I am delighted to see…
I’m gaining weight. Which is a neutral statement, really. Hell, even a positive one: I have more energy, I’m fitter, my skin is clearer. But I don’t like it. Trigger warning for discussions of sexual harassment and eating disorders.
Originally posted on No But Listen:
Just going to stick a trigger warning for discussions of eating disorder behaviour right here at the top before we jump on in. I think one of the hardest things about making a movie about eating disorders is that you have to actually show eating disordered behaviour to make…
Wellness has a nice ring to it, right? There’s something soothing about that term. Calming. Wellness, like it’s all about shifting your life into some soft-focus place of warm, pillowy goodness. You just want to be well. It’s simple, isn’t it? Really? Trigger warning for discussions of eating disorder behaviours.
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Remember when I said that I wasn’t going to talk much about my eating disorder recovery? What a gag. We’re back, bitches, and I want to talk to you recovery.
Trigger warning for discussion of eating disorder behaviours.
Trigger Warning for discussion of anorexia, bulimia, and general eating disorder behaviour.
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