Anonymous #2 12h

love handles are super attractive. i don’t know why they’re hated

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Anonymous #2 11h

I feel like this is why alot of gay people have a eating disorder

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Anonymous OP 9h

I’ve started referring to my behavior as “ED lite”

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Anonymous #2 9h

I feel like when people joke about it it makes it less serious topic making people more comfortable having it

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Anonymous OP 9h

I think that’s half true. I also think joking about topics, especially ones you have first hand experience with, is therapeutic. Besides, the more something is talked about, even if it’s in a humorous way, the easier it is to talk about it when it really matters. It’s all about how you approach it

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Anonymous #2 9h

Interesting I like your take on it tbh i’m just thinking about the time I talked about it with my friend and how he joked about it.

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Anonymous #2 8h

I don’t have much of an opinion on the “ED lite” part in specific, but when it comes to like, labeling an extremely common bodily feature as “gross” in a public context (esp one that wasn’t already ED-focused), you should probably consider whether other people in earshot may also have firsthand experience with body image issues. and whether they might find it the opposite of “therapeutic” to be exposed to casual jokes about it

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Anonymous #1 8h

Yeah I agree. I kinda commented it without thinking. In my mind the term “twink” is already so E.D coded because of beauty standards and this whole subtype of gay people whose defining characteristic is being skinny. Regardless of that, making a joke about something specific in this space is probably not the best and I see that.

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