Trouble in Paradise
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Re: Has this been discussed?
This is a mind-fcuk if I ever saw one. Disgusting message.
Water is a great thing, it hydrates you and we should probably all drink more than we do, but in place of food? No way...
Is this from the pro-ana or anorexic hand book? Where is this from?
I don't think we've discussed it yet, but whoah man if its some advertising schtick then I would be horrified.
It's from Pinterest. And people think it's a positive message.
I can't side-eye this shiit enough.
I saw one like that (not as bad) and thought about posting it here. It linked to a website where a girl blogged about how she became anorexic to lose weight. It really is disturbing, and even more so when you think about all the people who repin it.
This inspired me to eat a chocolate-covered peanut butter joe joe.
THANKS, PINTEREST!
lol Muddled.
I mean, there are extremes on both sides of the argument BUT, food is needed to keep up alive. You shouldn't hate to eat, period. You should get a least a mild enjoyment out of it, seeing as you'll die without doing it.
I would LOVE to know how the ever-living-crap they think this is a POSITIVE message?!!! WTMF?! Has anyone given reasoning on Pinterest about how the heck that is even remotely positive (aside from advocating hydration lol)?
That makes me think of "Good Omens," which is a hilarious book about the Apocalypse. In it, among many other things, Famine (of the four horsemen) opens a wildly successful fast food restaurant which sells only "food" that doesn't have any calories.