Anorexia and binge eating are sometimes only a thin line apart, but why not let Lily Collins gain weight and become a fat man to play a bulimia sufferer, but even if you are skinny, I still think it’s not much different.
There is a saying in the film that is quite right: "There is no thinnest, only thinner."
I knew it personally. At that time, the weight loss was very sick. I knew it was not good for the health. It doesn’t matter if my aunt’s face deteriorated or not. Thin is the king. Those who say you are fatter and fatter are cute. It's a bad idea. Even if you know that as long as you exercise, you can still eat, but you always think that if I don’t eat and exercise, wouldn’t I lose weight faster? Because when you touch your flat belly, you will be truly proud. But no one will see you doing aerobic and anaerobic exhaustion, seeing you vomiting on the side of the road because you ate a marinated egg at night, and seeing that no matter what you eat, you think about carbohydrate, fat, and calories, which can replace it. You feel the sin of suicide when you eat because of the social that you can't refuse. I will also think about when this is a head, and how to reduce it before I am willing to let myself go. In a blink of an eye, I felt that maybe when everything became a habit, it might not be so painful.
Everyone knows that it's hard to be hungry, but I can't stop.
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