Francesca Eats Roses Facebook ad: “Eating disorders are often misread as problems with…”

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Eating disorders are often misread as problems with food. But many began as problems with boundaries. When we couldn’t say “no” because it wasn’t safe, possible, or permitted, the energy of that blocked defensive response doesn’t disappear. It stays in the body. Later, it may show up as: • Restricting • Over-exercising • Purging • Orthorexia • Bingeing From this perspective, eating disorders are not easily defined as pathology. Rather they are the only way one can protect, protest, and advocate for oneself. Boundaries are not walls. They’re filters. Healthy boundaries don’t disconnect you, they differentiate you. They allow you to stay connected to others without abandoning yourself. A boundary is a semi-permeable membrane. It lets in what nourishes. It keeps out what depletes. Saying “no” to something misaligned is saying “yes” to your energy, your sovereignty, your body. The work of recovery isn’t just about food. It’s about learning how to express the no directly so your body doesn’t have to keep expressing it for you. If you’re ready to build boundaries that energize rather than exhaust you, I offer 1:1 somatic support for eating disorder recovery and body trust. Feel free to DM or head to my website to schedule a connection call 😇 links in bio 💓

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