On Not Advocating Shit

I’m pretty sure my shit smells worse than yours.

 

My friend said she didn’t want to be that girl. I told her not to worry, I had been that girl undercover for years. A few days later, I decided to try bulimia out again for shit’s sake (literally). I only tried it a couple of times before, gagging myself with nothing to show for it but the aching aftermath of dry heaving. But it’s years later and I realize I never gave bulimia a fair shake (make that shit).

 

It’s a matter of developing a balanced diet of disease. I’ve always been able to binge. Although I haven’t been doing it of late. I say purging is better for strict weight loss; otherwise, you are just neutralizing the Burger King.

 

It’s okay: tell me how wrong it is, but know that no other thought seemed as brilliant as taking two laxatives in the late afternoon and then two more later, before bed, and swigging it down with pure acid (Coke Zero).

 

In hindsight (do the puns ever stop?), running (another one!!) to the bathroom at 10, 3, and 5 during sleep time is not exactly fun. My stomach gurgled for hours. It sounded like Charlotte’s Montezuma’s Revenge that caused her to shat on herself in the Sex in the City movie. It didn’t end up being that bad, but it was not pleasant.

 

Am I really advocating an eating disorder and giving how-to’s? Give me a break. My epiphany: It’s always better to hug it out than shit it out.


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6 responses to “On Not Advocating Shit”

  1. poeticgrin Avatar
    poeticgrin

    Clever puns, Dear Medicated Lady. Just remember, all that activity can cause wear and tear. You don’t want to have to go to the doctor and have her poke around, you know what I’m saying?

    Now, a poem, not necessary directed at you.

    You, madam, you Lady of Medication,
    disgust me, with your unclean chatter,
    your talk of waste
    for waist’s sake.
    Next you’ll be the woman
    who never leaves her bathroom
    and grows attached to her toilet,
    skin and all,
    a porcelain protrusion
    forever from her backside.

  2. Considering the seriousness of this piece, I laughed throughout….Am I twisted or are you just that good? A bit of both perhaps.

  3. I think we’re both just twisted, dear.

    I love poems not directed at me.

  4. aside from the alcoholism
    and the eating disorders
    I wish you were mine

    You are the perfect one

  5. ha, mariana. Believe it or not, I am not much of an alcohol drinker but I do have a cocktail of medications that keep me relatively crazy. Although certain people might say I have a decent baseline of crazy anyway.

  6. I guessed so, It was just some kind of old fashion poetry. I have a pretty good cocktail of my own. But I get by without most of the people noticing (at work at least).
    Bye

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