Wednesday, January 4, 2012

It's time.

I've been peeking around at other pro-ana/ed-nos blogs, and I've decided that it's time I start up my own.

Maybe to help others, like others' blogs have helped me when I needed to search for a light in this dark, messy confusion that has been my mindset for years. Maybe to help only me, to give me clarity as I purge my thoughts and vent my disappointments.

Or more honestly, to hold myself accountable and help me stick to my ultimate goal of being lighter tomorrow than I am today.

On the surface, everything's just fine. I am outgoing, funny, have an incredibly wonderful husband, a beautiful and healthy little girl.

On the inside, I scream at myself everyday.

I wake up hating myself for having eaten the day before. I fight back tears as I find myself powerless to swallowing the food I put in my mouth - my chew/spit vs actual consumption ratio varies from day to day. Some days I can pull it off no problem. But there are times when I find weakness, and knowing there is food in my body - that I put it there - makes me angry.

An injury over a year ago has prevented me from maintaining my healthy lifestyle - I used to run every day. Lift weights. Eat healthy. Then I became injured, and I couldn't run. I put on weight. I hate myself.

A lifetime of food issues, of people teasing me - I was never obese, but I was never a stick, either.  I am "normal". "Average" maybe. But I don't want to be average. Everyone's average. I want to be different. I want to be the one that people notice. I long to be a waif - all this, I have to take into account.

It's time to stop dicking around and take my life into my own hands now. Can't blame my injury. If I can't exercise like I used to, I can certainly control my food consumption (or lack thereof).

Only this blog and its readers know the truth. To everyone else, everything's just fine.

2 comments:

  1. i know how you feel. never have been fat but average. that's not good enough. wait is how i long to be described. i also have an injury (illness) that prevents me from working out pretty much altogether. sorry to rant. will play catch up. don't feel like you have to respond. thinliness is next to godliness

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  2. Thank you xoxo Glad to hear someone else is in this boat with me - rant away! :)

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