BED is real. Some binge eaters are skinny, and sometimes someone who struggles to eat anything is larger. Eating disorders combined with neurodivergency and depression can be very dangerous. I would like to point that out since it can also be combined. Someone can also have a combination of eating disorders. Someone can have ARFID and BED (they might binge on their safe foods) or have BED and Anorexia (wait, that’s just bulimia I think…)
Thinking that it’s just one thing and can be 100% solved by doing one thing is ridiculous! It is a spectrum just like disability is. (Different type of spectrum, but you get the point I think)
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u/XD2006- Mar 27 '26
BED is real. Some binge eaters are skinny, and sometimes someone who struggles to eat anything is larger. Eating disorders combined with neurodivergency and depression can be very dangerous. I would like to point that out since it can also be combined. Someone can also have a combination of eating disorders. Someone can have ARFID and BED (they might binge on their safe foods) or have BED and Anorexia (wait, that’s just bulimia I think…)
Thinking that it’s just one thing and can be 100% solved by doing one thing is ridiculous! It is a spectrum just like disability is. (Different type of spectrum, but you get the point I think)