I'm always mindful of trying my best in papercrown to show the reality of an eating disorder. In wonderwall I tried not to go into as much detail as I wanted to make it less graphic but sometimes I worry that people read it and take in a way its not meant to be taken. This is just me worrying because this hasnt ever been brought up but, coming from personal experience dealing with an eating disorder for two or so years, when someone says "god shes bones" or something similar, in some sick way your mind kind of takes that as a compliment. So I worry that people see the bad things that happen to paul and sorta see it in the same way or maybe want to take on some of the mannerisms paul has. I see the odd comment from girls saying "I havent eaten in 3 days" or something and that makes me question writing the story. I found writing wonderfull a good way to get how I'm feeling off my chest without having to talk so explicitly about my experiences but I'm sorta scared I'm encouraging something not by romantisizing it but by simply talking about it. By not talking in as much detail about the chills, pain ect in an apparent to make it less triggering I think I've also made it look not as bad as it really is. Please share your thoughts on this.