Most people would argue that eating disorders do not come from the media. Everyone confronts situations differently. Some people who are bullied can still not have an eating disorder and people who have never been bullied, who are antisocial, or even does not use social media can still get an eating disorder depending on how they think about themselves and eating.“It was even shown that some like many self-harming behaviors, Tom's anorexia was a form of relief. ‘Fast forward 30 years,’ he continues, ‘and my nine-year-old daughter suffered from anxiety, too. She also discovered that withholding food from herself made things temporarily a bit more bearable,” (Tait). Some people find eating disorders as a form of relief to help them through rough
