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Ashlee Simpson
Ashlee Simpson
5/2/2008 2:30:24 PM
LarryKing12
39 Posts
Ashlee Simpson who recently posed for the cover of Shape magazine in a red string bikini and a newly toned image admitted that she wasn’t always happy with her body. When she was younger she had an eating disorder. She said she was so desperate to fit in as a dancer that she gave in to an eating disorder. She was in ballet school and surrounded by girls with eating disorders and developed one herself. “it was about six months of not eating much at all. I was 11 and 5’2’’ and about 70 pounds. My parents stepped in and made me eat.”
I usually imagine celebrities having eating disorders at the time where their famous, not as children. I guess she was the other way around.
RE: Ashlee Simpson
5/5/2008 7:58:09 AM
ChicaBonitawey
25 Posts
I saw that photo, she looks really good. I wouldn't think she has an eating disorder now bc she looks fit, not really skinny like if she had an ED. I can imagine contemplating an ED if I was a dancer, my old best friend was in ballet and all of the extremely slim girls were favored by the teachers. That's the body type for ballet, thin legs and a flat chest. I'm not sure if Ashlee Simpson was in ballet, but basically for any type of dancing, you should be slim, that's just the body type.
Have you ever seen that movie Center Stage? It's about ballet dancers at Juliard and one of the girls has an eating disorder. She makes herself purge and her boyfriend finds out and makes her stop. And this other girl gets kicked out because she is too heavy and everyone talked about her like she was a cow! There's a lot of pressure as a dancer, especially if you're planning to stick with it as a career.
RE: Ashlee Simpson
9/9/2008 1:34:49 PM
Music_Love
30 Posts
There are a lot of reasons she could've developed an ED. And those reasons stick with people as they get older, and they often revert back to old behaviors.
RE: Ashlee Simpson
9/10/2008 2:19:52 PM
hrtgabby
25 Posts
My aunt was anorexic for many years when she was a teenager. She is really tall too and was down to skin and bones. My grandma told me that when she was like that she would have to hand make her clothes because they couldn't find anything that small, but still long in length. It got so bad for her that she lost her period for years and it's not like my grandparents didn't try to help her so I don't blame them. They would try to make her eat, but there was no stopping her. I see pictures of her and it doesn't even look like the same person. She isn't anorexic anymore, but she is very picky on what she does eat. I'm glad she is better because anorexia is a very scary thing.
RE: Ashlee Simpson
11/21/2008 1:51:05 PM
jeetine
16 Posts
Thats really sad about your aunt! How did she finally recover? eating disorders are very ahrd to beat and I think even once its beaten its still never full gone. I saw a doccumentary on this one french girl that was anorexic once. They showed her walking down the street and she really looked like a skeleton people would stare at her as she walked. She also hasn't had her period for years, her body cant do it. But She's recovering and she went from 45 pounds to 60 and is slowly going up. She is in a relationship now and she loves him, and she was embarassed to say she hasn't done anything with him yet because her body is too fragile she cant. But she is putting her disorder to good use and is getting on adds showing that being anorexic is ugly! I thought this was really very great of her
RE: Ashlee Simpson
11/24/2008 9:23:52 AM
Giochi
35 Posts
I saw the same ad you're referring to. It's shocking to see someone alive and that skinny! A friend of mine from high school had developed anorexia. Her parents would beg and plead for her to eat. We were talking one day and she was feeling overwhelmed because the night before, her dad cooked a huge steak, and left little fat on the meat, and made her sit down and eat the whole thing. She couldn't leave the table until she ate it. I can imagine it was horrible for her, but at the same time it made her parents feel a lot better.
RE: Ashlee Simpson
11/25/2008 1:34:16 PM
addict101
29 Posts
Isn't it kind of dangerous to make her eat the whole thing? I mean she can just go and throw it all up! I wouldn't have made my daughter eat the whole thing right then and there but I would let her eat like half of it and then take like a 15 minute break and let her finish the rest. I would make sure she eats throughout the day and I'd give her vitamins that make you feel hungry.
RE: Ashlee Simpson
12/23/2008 3:11:46 PM
animee
29 Posts
Lol I was watching 40 stupidest celebrity quotes and it basically just talks about celebrities and restating some stupid things they said. And I guess someone asked jessica simpson if she was anorexic and she's like "I'm not anorexic I'm from texas!" I think she thought that since shes from texas that most the people have big appetites and that its impossible to be anorexic. I guess she didn't think of her sister though.
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