“A majority of the girls in my friend group in high school all had an eating disorder, [and] we all thought it was healthy,” the TikTok star recalled.
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“I went from someone who had a very healthy relationship with food very quickly to someone who did not,” she said.“I went from someone who had a very healthy relationship with food very quickly to someone who did not,” Earle said on her “Hot Mess” podcast.“I would get stressed out if the numbers got too high, I would buy juice cleanses, like I was just so obsessed with this dieting culture.
Earle found herself in a “very toxic cycle” of planning her meals, eating very little and then looking for the “nearest bathroom” to throw up.