SusanofO -> RE: Anti Feeder looking for an opposite of that fetish (12/28/2006 11:34:42 AM)
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The fashion industry powers-that-be in Milan, Italy, recently passed some kind of edict that fashion runway models who are 5'8" tall cannot weigh less then 122 pounds. Big of them - that is still almost 20 pounds underweight for someone that height. This kinda-sorta change of heart on the part of the fashion industry in Milan was after some brou-ha-ha about a month ago where some model fainted on a fashion runway and died in an ambulance on the way to a hospital as a result of not eating. In Paris and NYC, the fashion industry still doesn't care if models and hopeful models die of Anorexia, or other eating disorders, or if they are just are too thin. So - my opinion only - I would ask any girl you want to do this with if she has a history of Anorexia - or any eating disorder (like Bulimia, too, for example. Bulimia seemed convenient to me, but I just could never get myself to make myself throw up. I was too much of a coward, I guess. I had a friend who did it, though - who volunteered to teach me how). Your submissive could lie, but at least your conscience will be clear. If she was overly-zealous about any "program" you set up, I'd inquire on a daily basis how she is handling your program for her, and question her closely to see if she is going "overboard." Because a die-hard anorexic will take your healthy program and good intentions, and take them one, or 5, or 10 steps further. This might look like "cooperation", but it's her disease talking, actually. If you tell her she needs to do an hour a day on the StairMaster, she will do two and a half, plus run a mile. If you restrict her to 1,000 calories a day, she will be taking in just 750 "just to make you proud", etc. And even "recovered" anorexics can have a relapse. I did once (about 20 years ago). Not ever since then, though. In fact right now, I'd like to lose 5-10 pounds. But it can happen. In fact, relapses happen to supposedly recovered anorexics more than occasionally.
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