Tips Jan 22, 2022 04:53

I’m a former member who registered quite a while ago. I quit papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) after getting a boyfriend. I often check the Q&A box because some of the words here really resonate with me.

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I keep alternating between restricting my food intake and binge eating. I’m wondering whether I should tell my boyfriend about my eating disorder. Right now, I binge and purge, but lately I’ve been spending so much time with him that there are days when I can’t. Sometimes, when plans get canceled because of something on his end and I have some free time, I find myself feeling happy because I’ll be able to binge and purge. Even if you ask whether telling him about the bingeing and purging would make me feel better, I don’t think it would. But we’re dating with marriage in mind, and I’ll end up being financially supported by him, so I feel guilty keeping it from him. I’ve considered going back to papa-katsu, but that would be difficult, and ideally, I’d like to recover. Still, if I don’t tell him, I might just hide it and binge and purge whenever I get the chance. I don’t know what the right thing to do anymore. Even when I went to the hospital, they only asked about my relationship with my mother, and I never felt like I was getting better, so I stopped going. He’s more than ten years older than me and thinks things through calmly, but I’m afraid I’ll give him a bad impression. What would men think if a woman told them she had an eating disorder?
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I’m BB7. If you’re thinking about getting married, it will eventually come out. If he’s seriously considering marriage, it’s hard to imagine him ending things just because you tell him about your eating disorder. Most likely, he’ll say that you should work through treatment together. And if he tells you he wants to break up over something like that, then ending the relationship is probably for the best.
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It will probably take quite a bit of courage, but I think you should tell him. Having thoughts like, “I have to throw up before he gets back!” or “I can’t wait for him to leave!” about someone you love must be painful. If your boyfriend loves you for who you are, I think he’ll be okay with it. Men who like women who look extremely delicate—like they might break, or who are very slender and petite—probably have a possessive streak when it comes to having a mistress. If you’re someone important to him, things like gaining weight or changes in your appearance won’t change how he feels about you. I’m sure it’ll be okay. Akari
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If they’re someone you’re going to marry, I think they’ll accept everything about you. Just as you are… Just be a little brave… It’ll be okay… Paper airplane
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Age: 50s 👨 Male Universe member
I’m Dai, a male member. If I were your boyfriend, I’d want you to open up to me. Then I’d want us to think together about how to work through it. When it comes to mental health treatment, finding a doctor you click with makes a big difference. When my ex-wife was being treated for depression, we went to about four different hospitals to find the doctor who suited her best.
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