Alina wanted the figure of her dreams, and from an ordinary girl turned into an anorexic (8 photos)

Being a blogger in the modern world is not an easy task, because it is important to attract content consumers. Some create something with their own hands, others share useful tips, someone sells information products, and there are also bloggers like the heroine of this post, who tell their personal story.





Meet Alina Lipnitskaya. She used to be an ordinary girl, a slender figure, long hair. In social networks, she published photos with flowers, shots from vacation and added positive captions to the pictures.



But today Alina looks different. Several years have passed - and during this time she has turned into a very thin girl.





Rapid weight loss has made her a star: she is invited to various shows, she talks about the struggle for life, and users write thousands of comments under her posts.



The thing is that Alina has problems with eating disorders, anorexia. In her posts, she openly talks about her struggle, mentioning that this disease is not only physical, but also psychological. Alina uses her platforms to draw attention to this issue by sharing her personal experiences, emotional difficulties, and attempts to overcome anorexia.

Surprisingly, she continues to go to a beautician, inject fillers into her lips and chin, but she does not take care of her health.



Once she began to strive for an ideal weight, which led to hunger strikes, diets, and weight loss. Today, she has a serious illness. However, the girl continues to publish happy photos of how she lives, relaxes, and goes to events. Some believe that this is just PR to gain an audience.



It's scary to look at a girl today. Anorexia, or anorexia nervosa, is a serious eating disorder characterized by an obsessive desire to lose weight, an intense fear of gaining weight, and a distorted perception of one's own body. People with anorexia often restrict their food intake, leading the body to exhaustion, and sometimes also resort to exhausting physical exercise or the use of laxatives. This condition is not only physical, but also psychological, rooted in issues of self-esteem, perfectionism, and control over one's life.

In addition to words of support, users write puzzled comments



Take care of your health and never strive for an ideal figure!



Do you think that those who are always on a diet and those who support body positivity will stop fighting in society?