Forget being a battered wife, daughter of a bipolar alcoholic, wife of another alcoholic, I think I could really use advice on how to deal with food.
I was starved as a baby, my mother wouldn't feed me. The others in my house had work and school so I went probably 12 hours a day, most days, unfed lying in my own waste.
That leaves a scar, like being hit by someone who claims to love you. Something breaks in that moment you can never regain.
I couldn't depend on anyone for food. It took me years to catch up on the growth charts. I remember going to the dr and my adoptive Mom would praise me for growing and gaining weight.
But my birth mother was supposedly a very good cook. I can't remember one meal she served me.
I have a very complicated relationship with food as a result. I hate the fact I have to eat. I eat when I am stressed out. I buy vegetables I never eat.
I could probably use a year of therapy on that.
2 comments:
Food is nourishment, its comfort, sometimes it's your only friend, yet it can be your enemy when you eat too much.
Advice? Take it to the Lord. I struggle too. ((Hugs))
I can't help you with that I've never cared much about eating. If I'm busy I need to remember to eat. I usually eat once a day. Thanksgiving is the only time I look forward to eating otherwise it's not something I even think about.
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