r/BodyDysmorphia 5h ago

Question Do I have body dysmorphia?

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I was always fat, still am but my brother took a pic of me randomly and showed it to me and I didn't recognise myself. K didn't realise that big fat ass was me. Like I genuinely believed in my mind I wasn't that fat. I don't know what it is i thought of myself as smaller than I actually am. I'm 5'9 and 100kgs like 40% body fat so pretty fat.

Also, I recently got this weird obsession with having big hands and I look at my hands and they feel small. I'm very insecure about them. But I saw a pic my brother randomly took where there was a big person with these giant hands and I asked my brother who that was and he says it's you. I was so shocked. My hands looked so much bigger in that pic than they look irl

What is it. Why does my brain do this. Is this body dysmorphia?


r/BodyDysmorphia 11h ago

Question Would anyone in here like to talk?

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29f and the past month has been beyond horrible. My body is filled with anxiety and depression. I haven’t worked in almost 2 weeks it’s been so bad. I barely leave the house. I don’t feel like my therapist gets it at all. I’m just really tired and feel no hope.


r/BodyDysmorphia 15h ago

Question Does anyone else feel like their appearance changes through the day?

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I looked in my mirror earlier and thought my thighs actually looked good and then i looked again some minutes ago and its like its back to regular old criticizing myself but i know nothing changed. like idk if other people also feel like in their vision their body parts change throughout the day too even though theyre not like for example i thought my legs looked nice and toned earlier but now after looking in the mirror i thought that they looked bad


r/BodyDysmorphia 17h ago

Question Body dysmorphia for my face

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Is it also dysmorphia if it's also a functional problem that your body has ? I have retrognathia which means I have a recessed chin from lack of facial development and it's affected my face. I'm highly aware of it but also know it's not abnormal to feel ashamed by it.