I was anorexic for a few years. I didn't realise how bad it was until I was back to normal and looked at some old pictures of myself.

Nope. I think though that everyone has at soem point in their life over ate for emotional comfort. I jus tnever made a habit of it. If I am depresed it is far mroe satsgying to go for a wlk in th woods.

When I lost my husband I stopped eating. I went down to 90 pounds. I had to have a feeding tube inserted. It was not intentional. I was not looking to starve myself.

Nah, I can keep on eating forever, no problems.

Nope--despite what people around me may say, and (want to?) think: you can be this thin and eat a perfectly normal diet.

Only time I ever significantly failed to eat (and subsequently lost some weight that was not mine to lose) it was due to serious work-induced stress that caused loss of appetite and nausea.

I have a serious food addiction problem, and one time I had medicine that made me involuntarily anorexic.

I know they're both not as terrible as full on bulemia or anorexia but theyre terrible too

My first partner was anorexic and went down to 63lb at 5`7" tall so yes and it's not good.

I choked on a steak once....

Yes

Not directly but I have a good friend who's anorexic now. My ex was anorexic in her teens before we met.

Yep. Between the ages of 14 and 30, I regularly went through periods in which I limited myself to 400 calories a day or ate one meal every three days (and occasionally as long as ten days). Needless to say, I ended up quite ill.

Several times I was anorexic and I also had a rare form of bulimia.

I tend to over eat. I've tried & failed many times to work through it. Now I work around it & am having success. I'm down 40 pounds so far & have about 80 to go. The nice thing is, it's been relatively effortless this time. Willpower is now a very minor component, rather than being central.

Yes I had problems keeping food down and lost 50 pounds.

I overeat but not to a dangerous extent 'yet'.
My ex-wife was bulimic.