>:3 mean comments that I loooove to get

[NyanNyan]

The computer teacher (who my friend and i eat lunch with to hide my eating habits and her social depression) has been getting onto my case about dieting...vegitarianism...anorexia blah blah blah... She says a bunch of mean things about my weight...too low, she thinks, but she's pretty overweight herself. They make me so happy and I pretend to be pissy about them and I'll walk away and be like Ba-Yeah Yuh!!! Well she said something that made me crack up. It is Soooooo cold where I live and I wear sweaters and ling pants so I don't get cold, and my friends locker is right in front of the computer lab and I was complaining about how cold I was and the computer teacher said(let's pretend my name is NyanNyan): "Nyan, it's called fat. Put some on and it'll help loads with the weather" and I rolled my eyes at her, walked away, and started cracking up...idk why it was just so funny at the moment. Anorexia sucks during the winter...meh but whatever

[Heartlines.]

Hey there,

I know it's always a relief to hear that other people feel your weight is low. But they could be trying to subtly send you a message saying that you're too thin, or people are noticing that you have anorexia. Maybe she is trying to show that she cares about you. Comments like these can make one feel good, but that doesn't necessarily mean that they are good. Pretending to be mad isn't necessarily a good thing. I just feel like that you should react on the outside the way that you do on the inside. I think you should consider getting help for your eating disorder, because it could be getting out of hand. And it's already really unhealthy. Take care. x

[Agoraphobia♥]

I have to agree with Lynds, as great as the comments seem to you, it's because of this disorder they seem that way. Anorexia is a disorder that distorts your thoughts on yourself and weight, I think your teacher is trying to say that she may know you have this eating problem and is trying to get you deal with it so she doesn't have to step in for you because a teacher can legally go to your parents or someone else and explain what she sees etc, and get people to look into it more. I think you should see a doctor or therapist, or both even because this does seem to be getting out of hand and if it isn't it might soon. You really should get help.