Hai everyone
I was hesitant when I wrote this but I submitted this for a reason. I had written something for a recovery page to show the dark dark side. It’s things no one talks about or sees
I know it is prob disgusting to you or you’re asking yourself why I did this. Well myself being a first generation Asian American i didn’t get help or want it due to a More cultural aspect. There’s a study
Asian Americans esp first generation do have a lot of other factors that prevents them from seeking help.
this is pulled directly from an article with studies done called
“There are some unique biopsychosocial aspects of addictive disorders that impact the AAPI population.”
I don’t think people would expect anyone to show this to three public and even less people would think the persons asian
But it’s time to change that perspective. Addiction is real in everyone.
This is what happened to me after 20 years of eating disorder and 14 years of basically all drug abuse
I hope it’s ok I post the link to it since I rather not insert every pic. But this is reality guys
adamfout.com
I was hesitant when I wrote this but I submitted this for a reason. I had written something for a recovery page to show the dark dark side. It’s things no one talks about or sees
I know it is prob disgusting to you or you’re asking yourself why I did this. Well myself being a first generation Asian American i didn’t get help or want it due to a More cultural aspect. There’s a study
Asian Americans esp first generation do have a lot of other factors that prevents them from seeking help.
this is pulled directly from an article with studies done called
Asian-Americans, Addictions, and Barriers to Treatment
Timothy W. Fong, MD and John Tsuang, MD, MS“There are some unique biopsychosocial aspects of addictive disorders that impact the AAPI population.”
I don’t think people would expect anyone to show this to three public and even less people would think the persons asian
But it’s time to change that perspective. Addiction is real in everyone.
This is what happened to me after 20 years of eating disorder and 14 years of basically all drug abuse
I hope it’s ok I post the link to it since I rather not insert every pic. But this is reality guys
The Consequences of Eating Disorders
The consequences of eating disorders include consequences to your skin, your teeth, and your nasal cavity—here's what it looks like.

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