beentheredonethat wrote:
Folks. Abuse, especially sexual abuse, has nothing to do with AS. If you think you've been sexually abused, or you know it, you need professional help, 'cause it can really mess you up. Being overweight, or being way underweight is a sign of sexual abuse. It's something that can be worked through with a therapist who know's what they're doing. They don't always use drugs. And seeing someone qualified can reduce the effects of the abuse, so all you have to cope with is the AS (which is a hell of a lot, so why do you need anything else?).
Good luck.
Btdt
if you seriously think someone is sexually abused soley because they are over or underweight, you need to see a psychologist yourself.
While it may be a sign of such things, its more often a sign of other problems ie a thyroid problem. Typcially its only a symptom of a abuse that the person with the weight problem is fully aware of. They don't feel like living so they don't eat much, or they want to make themselve look unattractive to potential abusers to they overeat.