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Well she also follows Wendy's and Taco Bell and has posted numerous pix downing cheeseburgers and pizza, so, yeah, perhaps reading a bit too much into her posts.

#thinspo

It's all I'm saying.

Holding and or sitting next to food and taking a picture with it does not mean you are eating it. Just saying.

There is a very strong likelihood she ate the food..... but then she worked out for 2 hours to burn the 1600 calories she just consumed :(

Ding, ding Prettyphile...we have a winner. She "subsidizes" delicious, decadent meals with workouts. It's how I can down 6 beers in a night yet still be so svelte! ; )

ugh... how hard can it be to get a model's name right...

 

she looks great though, thanks Laura!

The misspellings are far too common in the digital age. I see it on "premium" news sites all of the time. Verry anoying. ; )

She has the bobblehead look because she has lost a ton of weight in the last year. I was looking at her activity on Instagram and the people she follows and the kinds of pictures she likes. :ninja:

I saw her liking this girl's pictures and yikes!

http://instagram.com/christieswadling

 

OMG if that looks desirable to her she's definitely headed in the wrong direction. My body looked like that when I had anorexia and unless you have a overactive metabolism that makes you that way it's a very unhealthy weight to be at. 

Well she also follows Wendy's and Taco Bell and has posted numerous pix downing cheeseburgers and pizza, so, yeah, perhaps reading a bit too much into her posts.

 

Not trying to be difficult but when I was obsessed with restricting food I went out of my way to convince others "I eat like, cheeseburgers and pizza all the time, nothing wrong with me". So it could just be a way to throw off people who are keeping an eye on her.

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