Car-less Orthorexic Skanky wrote:
>><...>
>>
>>>>>>You're an idiot - an inattentive idiot.
>>>>>
>>>>>I'm very attentive.
>>>>
>>>>You're confusing "attentive" for "obsessive."
>>>>
>>>>For someone that has an eating disorder, OCD is a way of control
>>>
>>>I don't have an eating disorder.
>>
>>Yes, you do.
>
> You follow quackery.

I avoid you. You, otoh, have yet to come down firmly against
reflexology. You want to sit on the fence because of one person's
anecdotes despite the studies which show it to be quackery.

>>>That page does not describe
>>>me.
>>
>>It does. To a T.
>>
>>
>>>>over the person's body and therefore, life. The OCD controls
>>>>what kind of food goes in, what shape the food is, the color,
>>>>the weight, the amount, what the person does in other areas of
>>>>life, and so on. By completing the compulsions, the person once
>>>>again feels "safe" or protected... until they have to perform
>>>>another task again. Often the two problems - OCD and eating
>>>>disorders - are linked through the problem of perfectionism.
>>>>It's been said that the compulsive actions are a response to
>>>>always feeling that nothing the person does is good enough
>>>>(whether it has been or not) which has led them to over
>>>>compensate for things.
>>>>http://tinyurl.com/8vkpu
>>>>
>>>>Your desire to be a vegan is a pathetic, meaningless gesture to control
>>>>your own life. Or in your case, to have a life.
>>>
>>>I have more of a life
>>
>>No, you don't. You're a home-bound agoraphobic pot-head. Your
>>*existence* -- it's not a life -- a feeble attempt to escape from life.
>
> I love my life.

You love avoiding reality. Someday you'll have to face up to reality.
I'm surprised that at 42 or 43 you still haven't. Do you live with your
parents and are they still a bit overprotective of their fragile 42 or
43 year-old baby?