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Feb. 6th, 2007 01:59 pmUrgh.
Bloody winter.
How come you never notice your sinuses when they're these great big hollow cavities in your face? Last night I have two duvets and a jumper and I was still shivering off to sleep.
Yes, I have a cold. It's hardly bird flu, and I'll be fine in a couple of days. But I feel it is my god-given right as a livejournaller to bitch about this.
Murr. Essay. "Is there a case for concluding that compulsive overeating can be viewed as an addictive behaviour?" No! It's just comfort eating! I'm ill, alright? I'm allowed to binge on tea and chocolate without being labeled an addict by my tutors.
Disclaimer: there is, in fact, a case to be made that binge eating disorder is a type of addiction. But please remember that this is the journal of a girl who likes to self-diagnose with personality disorders for fun. You will not find scientific accuracy here.
Bloody winter.
How come you never notice your sinuses when they're these great big hollow cavities in your face? Last night I have two duvets and a jumper and I was still shivering off to sleep.
Yes, I have a cold. It's hardly bird flu, and I'll be fine in a couple of days. But I feel it is my god-given right as a livejournaller to bitch about this.
Murr. Essay. "Is there a case for concluding that compulsive overeating can be viewed as an addictive behaviour?" No! It's just comfort eating! I'm ill, alright? I'm allowed to binge on tea and chocolate without being labeled an addict by my tutors.
Disclaimer: there is, in fact, a case to be made that binge eating disorder is a type of addiction. But please remember that this is the journal of a girl who likes to self-diagnose with personality disorders for fun. You will not find scientific accuracy here.
