Hi, so I suffer from anxiety so much that one day when we had a trip to france with our school class I didn't eat anything that day except a piece of bread. That's it. no more. just so you know what kind of a person I am. and when I came home (the trip was from 8 am to 9 pm) I didn't eat anything either and went to sleep. A piece of bread...
That's not my normal eating habit everyday though. But lately I'm struggling to eat even at home where i usually feel safe. not anymore so much. so i weigh like 56 kilograms and am 17 years old. its pretty sad.. i weighed 50 kgs a year ago but now i started trying to eat more. i become unmotivated now though because i can't get past 56 kgs... is there still hope for me? i want to reach 80 kg when im 22 grown or something but i cant. and i thought i only had anxiety when in school or public places but i realised even when helping my parents in the garden, well we have to move rubble with shovels and the car with the trailer to a new place if you know what i mean. even then when were outside where noone else is and i am with my parents my lips become dry so i have to chew them off. and we work so hard that we become tired and then i say i am too tired to eat which is true. but my mother still forces me to eat. sometimes i have a stabbing pain in the chest maybe its the heart. and sometimes its in the stomache. i have no friends whatsoever and i dont want any. we already went to a therapist and she'll give me the result few days later from today. she'll probably tell me to go outside even more like atleast 2 hours a day which is good advice since im alone most of the time in the holidays sitting infront of my computer. 2 hours is nice. but i dont think that'll help me. and i am also destroying my nails all the time but not with the mouth as some people do ugh..
so the problem is my heart goes crazy even when im helping my parents outside. im only good when im completely alone. i dont like others controlling me. and when im at home i refuse to eat just to torture myself a bit more.
halp