... to express it; they ultimately lose their identity to this disorder. (ANRED: What causes eating disorders?, 1) Difficult transition shock, or loss, like marriage, divorce, death, new job, new school, or abuse are known causes. Loneliness, whether isolating themselves from others or actually being lonely is a major trigger. These all cause feelings of no control. These often cause the feeling of wanting to fit in while fearing criticism or rejection because of their flaws. Wrestlers, jockeys, cheerleaders, sorority members, dancers, gymnasts, runners, models, and actresses are at a special risk. (ANRED: What causes eating disorders, 3) They may feel smothered by their families or abandoned, misunderstood or alone. Their parents may overvalue physical appearance, or make critical comments that contribute to it. Their family may be dysfunctional at solving conflict. They may also be emotionally cold, manipulative, or have high expectations. These kinds of parents can be easily recognized ...

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