When I woke up I was significantly less depressed and not suicidal. So that's a huge move in the right direction I guess. Ambivalent emotions and what not but I'll probably feel happier later on. I just have to keep moving on with life (except I believe in determinism so it's more like the only free will are my thoughts/perceptions I keep to myself

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so my advice to self: STFU and smile more? ugh
lol tmi? I think most dudes are going to hear "Going up 2 cup sizes" and they'll be like *POST READING INTENSIFIES*
Don't feel bad about your body size. If I'm not very healthy weight I hate my body too but I realize it's dysmorphic/self hatred based perceptions and more of a projection of mental health than anything else because I am quite happy w/ normal body weight too when I'm not mentally wasting away.
It might be different for everyone but I think you're the best chinup
Imagine you had a different body; the brain/feelings will follow. I don't have anything to complain about physically. The perceptions I still have and are largely mental-health based. Insecurity is in your mind not your body.
I had a friend who was 6'3" and weighed about 110lbs at one point (medical disorder led to hospitalization; rare disease, not an eating disorder: they were abusing drugs but opiates and psychedelics, not stimulants). This was about 17 years ago, long time ago. Not sure if they survived. *shrugs*
As a vegan he didn't mind being skin and bones and embraced it and I often embrace emaciation/less of a body as an expression of self-hatred (WHICH IS VERY MENTALLY UNHEALTHY GET HELP don't be like me) but for the most part I only avoid eating all together during severe depression. All other times I love food, eat well etc. I'm around ~150-165 I forget what the scale will say, it goes up and down.