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  • She was eating so fast in the back of the car, I wonder how she even tasted anything.

  • Did the Dr refer to bulimics as "Bulimians"?  Uhhhh does that mean we are from another country called Bulimia? TARD

  • i barley ever cry, but this made me tear up :"( its a good thing she got help! :P

  • Bulimia97: you are brave. I had bulimia and it took me a while to admit I had a problem. Get help. Please. Find a clinic or someone to talk to. Encouragement, support, acceptance by anyone should make you think that you should be able to get help.

  • @ResidentEvilEX101: Do you want to die?? Why would you starve yourself then binge and purge? Your body needs the nutrition. You don't have to starve yourself. You can eat the nutritious foods. You need to get help. You are not alone. I was this way too. And I got help.

  • Fuck that I'm anorexic and have parts of bulimia and I'm a 17 year old guy and I wouldn't change anything it's an amazing feeling to do it I luv starving for a couple of days then binge and purge the next it's amazing can't wait to get to 100 pounds gain I luv it

  • Whatever happened to the real Mary Margaret Carter? Where is she now?

  • @mlyn1982 i think she became the woman in the Mercedes in Creepshow the episode was called: "The Hitchiker". It looks an awful like her, I mean, seriously, check it out, I am sure you can find a clip of it here, even!

  • FYI, the actress who played the friend Kristen is Judy Kuhn. She's a broadway singer and was also the singing voice for the Disney Princess Pocahontas.

  • Im not brave...

  • The real Mary Margaret is really pretty.

  • Eighty six... ☻

  • wow all these females that are admitting that they are bullimic or anorexic breaks my heart. Never have I done it or knew any friends that did it. I wish there was some way I can help!

  • @crazydestiny17 While anorexia and bulimia sufferers are most commonly female. I am 33 years old, male and also a recovered anorexic and bulimic. I can tell you that while I can relate to most female sufferers its becoming more and more known that men and boys also suffer and battle with these to illnesses. Statics state that one in every ten males has suffered from or is battling with an eating disorder. I am just thankful that I got the needed help and am healthy again. 6 years of hell

  • @carpentersfan2010 well Im got you're doing better and I hope continue doing well.

  • Thanks for the upload. The story was really good.

  • I like how she knocks and doesnt even waite for her to say come in! and her door would be locked from the outside!

  • I know this might be stupid but I'm kind of surprised that her mom instantly knew that the jars were full of vomit, it looked like it was gravy or something. 

  • My god that hat is atrocious.

  • i call it episodes! lol

    it kind of seems like they're trying to make it creepy (like the music, and the way her friend said 'there's no such thing as TOO THIN') though... it's more corny than suspenseful. also, 08:53 is so sad...

  • the mom reminds me of the mom in the book wasted

  • Argh, I hate how "psychiatrist" is such a dirty word in this . . . "A . . . PSYCHIATRIST!" "What! No!" -- though I know even from my own family that some people feel that way ): I really wish we could get rid of the social stigma of seeing a mental health professional. Quite frankly we probably ALL could benefit from a therapist, just some of us more than others.

  • That is so sad =( it makes me upset when people are slim but they think there fat it's all in the mind, but I know I am fat I'm two stone overweight and I will eat healthy and exercise, anorexia and bulimia is not worth it, nobody was born to die starving you self is like slow suicide.

  • This movie kinda bugs me. I'm anorexic bulimic and it's nothing at all like portrayed in the movie. It's something that you have to live with the rest of your life and there is no quick fix. Just determination and hard work.

  • @abercrombiehllstr Exactly...it's like people think there is one 'cure'..I don't know if there really is a cure; but there are ways of dealing with it. I hate that people think that they just go away over time or something like that...just doesn't work that way...it hangs on tight.

  • @abercrombiehllstr I'm sorry about this, I really hope you get better!

  • i hate the fact that in this current time, most people don't see eating disorders as something extremely serious. i think it's just as serious as any other disease or disorder.

  • i threw up 4 times yesterday, and today i just woke up so none but there will be....

  • Speaking strictly as a non ED sufferer, isn't it exasperating how these movies skip all the hard work that goes into recovery? And then people who actually do have ED's use these movies as thinspiration! I do like that the real sufferer made an appearance at the end and talked about what it was like.

  • i used to have anorexia and now im recover. it isnt beautiful, it was horrible.

  • @Eeveefan100 Nice work getting help! God bless :)

  • It's not really like that. The story is a little bit exaggerated.

  • @FuCkThEGoLd not from where Im sitting it's not exaggerated at all. Everyone's experience with this is different. I could tell some pretty horrific stories myself.

  • @FuCkThEGoLd are you KIDDING?

  • she kind of looks like sarah michelle geller

  • wow the end of this made me cry when she Broke down at the end but so happy that she finally addmeted taht she was sick

  • i blame the mom

  • 86 lbs is ridiculous!! And I bet she's taller than 5'5".

  • Bulimia/anorexia is the worst disease ever. I know its self inflicted but once you start its hard to stop. Trust me its the worst thing ever but at the same time it makes you feel so good. Its more about how you feel and your emotions. Its not about been thin even though it does play a role in it. I wish i could go back in time and change everything but once you have an eating disorder you will have a problem with food for the rest of your life...

  • @Muckkkaa 100% agree.

  • I wiegh like 88 im guessing im trying to get to eitheir 70 or 60

  • @redsoxfan426 I get where you are coming from. My ex-boyfriend was also bulimic, as am I. That's why we broke up, because we would b & p together and he sought help. I didn't. Help is out there. It is just a matter of finding it!

  • i also have an E.D and i once told my mom that i would go and have gone days sometimes a whole week without eating because i want to lose weight, but she didn't believe me because i'm "chubby", i once fainted and she asked me what was wrong and i just told her that it was because i got up too fast from bed, she believed me.

  • I have asked about help. The doctors have been loughing. They didnt belive me. Nobody around me belive. So, what should i do? keep going and keep starving to death. Thats not that easy how in movies.

  • I have asked about help. The doctors have been loughing. They didnt belive me. Nobody around me belive. So, what should i do? keep going and keep starving to death. Thats not that easy how in movies.

  • @bareOHA Oh, I understand. I'm going through something similar. I want help, but no one will help me, even when I ask.

    You should try seeing a different doctor about your problems. Some doctors aren't educated in eating disorders and don't take them seriously. I know it hurts when people don't believe you. I'm so sorry. Those people are ignorant. But keep looking for help.

  • I wish I could get help. I have bulimia and nobody would believe me because I am a guy. I know that nobody would believe me if I told them because they don't think that boys get it.

  • This was the best movie about eating disorders I've seen ... It brought me to tears when she said " ooooh , please help me , I need help , please dont hate me ."

  • I wish that they would make a movie that inspired anorexics/bulemics to eat more. Every movie I watch only makes me want to restrict. Theres no hope. Movies like these are so depressing.

  • When I first saw this documentary on HBO was when I was a teen. It scared the crap out of me, and it made me realize I have a complex about food and my eating habits.... And since seeing a picture of myself I realized I've let myself 'go' a little...

  • Don't be afraid to get fat girls. Men love a womanly plump body with places they can grab on to. Screw the model look. Not everyone is going to be a model so being super skinny is pointless. Just enjoy the pleasures of life!

  • @Rayers How about... who cares what men are attracted to in women, don't base your self-esteem on anything that someone else wants for you. Keep in mind that some women actually are naturally thin and wouldn't appreciate your criticism of their healthy frame, or that some women, even those with eating disorders, aren't always heterosexual.

  • This segment is so creepy from start to finish. If the intention of the producers was to make bulimia look as creepy and unglamorous as possible, then they succeeded by far!!!

  • @norestrictions12 ...because in reality it's actually lots of fun and glamourous?...

  • You know what scares me? I'm Kristin's weight and 22 years old. But I am only 4'6", very short for my age (though I am not a dwarf). To see someone taller dying at that weight...that really is scary. I guess it's hard for me to grasp, because around 80-something pounds is a normal and healthy weight for me.

  • @HououMinamino

    Actually you're overweight for your height. Seriously? At 4'6" you should be 70 pounds. And 4'6" is being a dwarf lol. To legally be a person of normal height you have to be 4'11" or taller.

  • @xxazukixx Actually, no. I have proportionate limbs, which makes me not a dwarf. My medical records say I may have "leprechaunism," but I don't fit the features for that, either, oddly enough. And according to my doctors, I am not overweight. I have checked on websites and they say that the 70-lb. model for my height is outdated, and that to be overweight, I would have to be 100 pounds or so. I'm also on corticosteroids, and since tapering, I have found that I am rapidly losing weight.

  • The real Mary Margaret is so much pretty

  • thats horrible she found her friend dead

  • that would suck to feel ugly when you're not i dont think i'm gorgeous but i think i'm pretty i've only known one person with bulimia and she's doing so well now i'm proud of her girls and guys out there stay strong and be confident for dont you know

    God has made you perfect!

  • @solisjer "Perfect" is relative and by definition unobtainable, probably not the best word to throw around people with eating disorders and obsessive tendencies who feel they'll never live up to anybody's standards. Not to mention that not everyone believes in your god, or any deity for that matter.

  • @ideoplastic Ok, so i'm PRETTY CERTAIN i didn't THROW words at anybody, they obviously have a right to read or not read what it is i wrote. So, like yours, my opinion means nothing. umm and yeah i don't think my comment was negative or is gonna make someone self-conscious my comment was positive and i don't regret it! ok have a wonderful life!

  • I wish my parents reacted like hers did! They were so calm and nice but when my ma found bags of food in my room she went through the roof!

  • god this girl is a fucking horrible actress

  • God if my parents ever found out...........

    I almost want to cry for her in this scene just thinking about my parents saying... "I FOUND YOUR JOURNAL AND READ IT"

    hell I'd flip upside down and just shut every one out

  • WHYYY would she be jealous of someone who weighs 86?

    insane muchh?!

  • why the hell would they get her a fat ass old man for a doctor?? like honestly how are they suppose to like "connect"

  • @crazygurl37895 i agree its just like the dr in the book stick figure

  • @crazygurl37895

    my thoughts exactly! why not a young woman psychiatrist?! fucking stupid.

  • I am a young man, and I have bulimia. I am afraid to tell anybody about it because, I am a guy, and people might think that I have something wrong with me, because I am a guy, and it is regarded as a girl's disease. I often wonder if I am the only bulimic male in America.

  • @redsoxfan426 Trust me, you're not. I used to have it. I had a friend who had it as well. He got to the point where he needed to be hospitalized. You're not alone.

  • we had to see this in heath and when the cristan girl died the wole class was cracking up and the sub yelled at us and when our teacher got back we got a really long talking to

  • @roark100 whats funny about her dying?

  • @roark100 you mean mrs.sherron we saw that today in here class.

  • I love how they talk about the psychiatrist like it's a horrible thing. Nowadays everyone goes to a shrink.

  • she sounds so fake at the end like she's reading a cue card

  • in the beginning i mean not the very end

  • the part when her parents catch her is scary to imagine happening... i would just die (well not literally)

  • okay... how could the mom know that was puke in those jars? And where does she get all those jars from?

  • @Wandall13 She was probably gagging on the smell. And who knows how Mary-Margaret amassed the jars. It would've been much cheaper to use Ziploc bags.

  • my little brother is bulimic. we just found out. what do we do? i'm so scared.

  • @icanhasthin give him all the help you can, be there for him, love him, try not to pressure him, but he needs you now more than he ever will... stop it before you can't, take him to a doctor, get a dietitian/nutritionalist, a councellor, maybe even an ED specialist, i'm just giving ideas here but i urge you to go to the doctors and a heads up he will likely lie and down play the problem, we all do

  • @icanhasthin omg really your brother! how old is he? if you dont mind me asking...you can send me a message if you want. im really really sorry too

  • How old is your brother? While it is less common, I guess it can and does happen to boys.

  • I love the way people say psychiatrist you could say voodoo priest in the same way..lol

  • wow what a story...ok the acting may have been bad but this happens to people everywhere. thank god ive never done this although i was constantly on a diet for many many years.now im older i no longer diet but im not fat by any means because i use sensibles eating habits and regular..not extreme..excersise.this is the ONLY way to maintain weight healthily.think about it ppl

  • it's just so hard to stop...i do this every single day...im like a junky..and food is my drug n without it...i'm nothing!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • @msbebegirl09 gos, I am the same...I need help so bad...

  • think about how bad purging is for your teeth thats how i stopped and dont purge if its less than 300 cals. remember dont eat crap if your gonna eat eat something with proteins or vitamins ur body needs those

  • @ButterflySilverWings you're very welcome, glad I could help you (:

  • @ButterflySilverWings stop it now, don't do it anymore. My teeth are rotting away and my throat always hurts... I've been doing it for 5-6 years. Don't end up like me.

  • Do it of your own.

  • watching this movie alway makes me hungry

  • @raisetheflag88 omg, how can you think that

  • Very moving story! Especially the part when she sits on the floor crying was upsetting!

    It must be terrible to have such an illness!

  • @rainforestflower92 You have no idea......

  • i get that she's portraying a girl with bulimia.. but must she literally shove the food in her mouth.....

  • yes because it's realistic

  • this was reakky good!

  • I use to be bulimic...I wasnt abused or depressed....I wasnt stressed and I didnt hate myself...I just wanted to lose weight....

  • ive been bulimic since i was 14 after my uncle died now here i am almost 19 and now it's for the pressure to be thin and beautiful

  • honey, you HAVE TO STOP! its not healthy and you.are.beautiful.

    i don't want you to die for this awful disease & i want you experience all of the happy things in life. you"re not gonna if you continue doing what you're doing and hurting urself! THINK!

  • actually i did stop but still sometimes i relapse but not always but i've stopped completely now

  • you just didn't like yourself

  • I really want to be sure to instill in my daughter a healthy body image. I also want to be very aware of the problems she is facing and to teach her healthy ways to deal with her problems. It is so sad when girls (and guys) do these things to themselves just to gain some control.

  • @joyfulpraise93 you are a very nice parent...though the eating orders are diseases about self control issues...and not one person can help other than the parient....

  • @joyfulpraise93 Well, you might not want to show her this movie. This sick thing about eating disorders is how easily they can be triggered by even the worse examples of them. It would be best not to show her any movies or anything that put a skinny, beautiful face to the ED. Just talk to her and outline all the negative consequence. The more examples of EDs that they see, the more sensationalized they become.

  • @joyfulpraise93 There are so many subtle signs. I hope, if your daughter does start to have an ED mind set, that you can stop her and get her the help she needs before the worst comes. Even better, none of that happening at all. EDs are crippling and I wouldn't wish one upon anyone.

    xx

  • @joyfulpraise93 You can start by making your daughter take martial arts and soccer instead of ballet and gymnastics. Let her learn a harmony with her body through athletics to gain that confidence while young. Don't tax her but encourage her interests - science, music, art - so she has an outlet (and distraction) beyond self-destruction. Then just try to have a good relationship with her as a parent.

  • Isn't it time that modern western culture, especially Northern American culture took a different turn, when so many people are suffering like this?

  • @Eirene001 yes I agree. Maybe send some of these people to third world countries where food is limited and privileged. The Problem with USA is that there is way too much privilege here. It is disgusting at how people abuse it. They are suffering like this because of their access to EXCESS. gluttony is disgusting and a shame in the eyes of God. I have lived with people like this. Family member of my own, and It makes everyone around them miserable.

  • to me, this represents the darkest corner of humanity. Nothing is more depressing or twisted or vile. even in cases of the most mesed up murderers and child rapists, they torture and ruin others not themselves. the isolation, shortsightnedness and illogicity of this behavior is probably what I fear most i life. That was one of the hardest things I've ever had to watch. I know these girls don't truly have control over what they're doing, but still this is bewildering to me.

  • maybe i can study to become a doctor so I can attempt to treat girls with eating disorders. I can at the same time face my worst fear and maybe save a few lives.

  • It's much worse if you exert your twisted desires on others, clearly. Do you lack a social conscience? Are you high?

  • @ets008 thats an extreme opinion. i think its a million times worse to be raped or murdered. i get your point though but just saying. i would rather throw up and hurt myself than let somebody else hurt me...

  • this is really sad.

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  • i can't believe the psychiatrist said that bulimia is 'very common among teengage girls" it isn't common!!! it's not normal, it's a mental illness

  • I know that bothers me too!

  • the thing is that it is pretty common apparently 1 out of 5 college girl has some sort of bulimic habit.....

  • Its common meaning a lot of girls do it, that doesn't mean its normal. And its true, a lot of girls do become bulimic, millions in fact, and there very many reasons why they do it.

  • @anaelisebeth it's not common because most ppl who have it don't tell others...from my own experience..

  • @anaelisebeth common and normal mean two different things. Common means it happens to a good amount of people. normal means that there is nothing wrong with it, that it is okay. he said common, meaning she is not alone, hes not saying that what she is doing is fine and not a problem

  • i know i need a doctor but bulimia is like a fd of me but also my enemy... i want to lose my weight though i want to be healthy again and not die young... so i refused the doctors my parents asked me to see.

  • the real mary-margaret is more beautiful than the girl in the movie

  • how is constantly binging and purging "under control"? get some help before you kill yourself. You KNOW you NEED it. Stop letting MIA rule YOUR life my friend.

  • 2:26 omfg......... ...augh ....fuck................ I never let my parents know... I was about to date one girl (im a guy) and I some how trusted her and told her. and she stopped talking to me completely 100% she just cut me off.... so I"m pretty sure I won't tell another person BUT after abou a year of shoving my face in the toiletI've gotten it under control. its so hard, but I've come a long way. bulimia was like a friend... but a bitch. both my heaven and hell
  • even if you think its under control it could reemerge at any trigger. it may still be best to get help.

  • @bnycabc yeah, agree with you...the only person I can really talk to about bulimia is my shrink...who is the only person who understands and not judging....my parents will definately kill me(actually I think my mom knew but didn't say it straight to my face)...beulmia is like my best friend in a way...heaven and hell on earth...are you feeling better these days??

  • I liked this story, but I'm not getting help for my anorexia.

  • YOU COULD DIE! GET HELP!

  • scary....

  • its gross but too sad...

  • wow... she eats 5 or 6 times a day. damn.

  • nothing happens to her? doesnt her teeth start to rot or something???

  • Most ED deaths are caused by heart failure...there are other effects, like not being able to have children, but most physical consequences aren't immediate and you don't see them coming, making it easier to get out of control

  • "It's [bulimia] is very common among teenage girls"...

    Wow, way to stereotype.

  • @JiGsAwMoFo thats not really stereotyping. steretyping would be like saying all girls are bulimic. Saying it is common just means that a pretty good amount of teenagers are bulimic. which is true

  • i arree with pristeenxX. they don't understand how it is for girls.i also don't think the media should be stoped from going out of there way to make girls look bad. we can't look like eva longoria

  • Does anyone else think that she looks a little like Sarah michelle gellar in her younger days?

  • This movie has such bad acting and is so badly written that I can't stop watching. The scene with the browned haired girl where she's on the bed is creepy because of the way she's acting.

  • ugh.....the disgusting thing is, at the end, when they walked in on her bingeing, i was only wondering 'but did she get to purge at least?' fuck eating disorders......

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  • lol exactly the same here

  • Honestly, I thought that, too. Normally, any other person watching this would pay more attention to her getting help, finally, but really, I just thought about how much food she probably ate and if she purged it or not. It's sick.

  • to avgeekster, when you have an ed, sometimes if you meet others who have eds,a "competitive" streak comes out, between the individuals but "encouraging" others to lose that much weight is just not a healthy trelationship.thats why people who have eating disorders are friends w/others who are eating disordered, make each other worse.

  • hmm.. but how come bulimic's don't choke on their food? i mean thats a hell lot of food they have to upchuck..

  • most bulimics learn ways to eat that prevent that...like how much to chew certain foods and how much to drink with certain stuff

  • i agree with most of the comments below, this is a really extreame example of bulimia. I've been struggling with an eating disorder for years and my sister was anorexic for 4 years. I know exactly how it is and this film is just making girls who have an eating problem look like freaks. Even the way they speak & act is scary :|

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  • go to a doctor, its impossible by yourself

  • Oh my god... whats with the scary music haha

  • The real Mary Margaret's voice and the way she talks freaks me out. lol

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  • are you bulimic or?

    cuz i wanna be skinny as fuck!

  • Why?

    Skinny is over rated and easy to overdo.

  • sorry this is so late. i'm sorta N.O.S. at the moment. I've been through subjective binges though--bulimia and purging just doesn't work for me though.

  • Oh its okay. Message me.

  • the real mary margaret sounds so scripted.

  • that girl/her friend was normal looking! emaciated haha they could have at least sprayed some shadowing on her or something

  • omg, how sad it must be to be bulimic. but even if you yourself have an eating disorder, how could you encourage a friend to drop below 90 lbs? that is really sick.