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    Quote Originally Posted by kuno View Post
    I understand her frustration. I’m naturally skinny (as of now, anyway) and I’ve always been slightly underweight. I’ve had to endure a lot of comments from people telling me I need to eat more, I need to gain some weight, I’m too scrawny for my own good, I gotta lift some weights, people asking if I’m anorexic, etc. Some people say this stuff with good intentions but they just don’t word it well, and some are simply being mean. There comes a point when you just get sick of the comments. It must be even worse when it’s coming from your own doctor!

    I also can’t eat very fatty foods or else I feel sick.
    when I was around 18 or 19 years old, my weight was 125 pounds at 5'10, so I know your experiences, but overall the answer is to eat more. back then I was just constantly forgetting to eat or not paying that much attention to it. my advice would be to eat a lot of nuts. maybe you can find a meal replacement shake that you enjoy to get in some calories too. my current weight is 158 lbs and I'm much happier with it, but the reality is that you gotta conciously make the effort to eat more. when I was in my early twenties people would often comment how they are jealous of my fast metabolism but the reality is that I just don't eat that much. when you only eat one meal a day for 2 or 3 days you lose a lot of weight in no time.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Alive View Post
    when I was around 18 or 19 years old, my weight was 125 pounds at 5'10, so I know your experiences, but overall the answer is to eat more. back then I was just constantly forgetting to eat or not paying that much attention to it. my advice would be to eat a lot of nuts. maybe you can find a meal replacement shake that you enjoy to get in some calories too. my current weight is 158 lbs and I'm much happier with it, but the reality is that you gotta conciously make the effort to eat more. when I was in my early twenties people would often comment how they are jealous of my fast metabolism but the reality is that I just don't eat that much. when you only eat one meal a day for 2 or 3 days you lose a lot of weight in no time.
    Wow, 125 pounds at 5’10! You beat me

    Admittedly, I didn’t always eat 3 meals a day when I was in university, but nowadays I’m a lot more disciplined about my dietary habits. I regularly eat nuts (I love nut mixes, mmm), and I’ve been cooking for myself a lot more now, which makes eating a lot more enjoyable and interesting. I try to never skip a meal. Ironically, I weigh the same now as I did in university, when I ate the least. It’s probably just that I have a fast metabolism. Perhaps that will change as I age.

    It’s just hard to force myself to eat more when I’m usually full, and the thought of eating more than I do (I eat enough, occasionally a little more than enough) sort of freaks me out because I hate that feeling of being “overstuffed.” It discomforts me greatly! Which is why I just don’t want to eat more than I do.

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    Quote Originally Posted by one View Post
    Eating isn't fun for you?
    It's just not a priority for me, so I can forget to eat very easily.
    Quote Originally Posted by idiot View Post
    I have been thinking about what Alive was saying about everyone on here being IEI, and I conclude that he is right, or at least he is on to something.

    If Jung based his theories on the people he met in his life, even if he met more people than the average person, that means that he based his theories on a certain type of person. The type of person who might go to him for therapy or talks, or who might believe the esoteric ideas he was spouting at the time. Thus it's possible that he did not categorize all humans into types, but just made subtypes for a specific type of person. This overarching type of person is the same type that is heavily interested in theories of this kind, and whom Alive says is an IEI.

    Therefore, Alive is right. We are all IEIs with subtypes. With that, I'm off this forum
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