How do hungry people sustain unnaturally low weights

neandermagnon

I don't think that it is remotely healthy to do that, and it's not something you should see as being desirable or better than what you're doing.

Aim to be healthy, and aim to love and appreciate yourself for the shape that you are when you're at a healthy body fat percentage and are fit and strong. Not everyone has the same frame size (width of the skeleton, i.e. shoulders, pelvis, rib cage) and frame size does not always correlate with height (models are tall and small framed. people can be short and large framed, and all other combinations). So the fact that you have a 25 inch waist and some model has a 24 inch waist doesn't mean anything. If you're at a healthy body fat percentage and you're generally fit and strong, then that's just the shape you're meant to be, and you may actually be quite a bit healthier than the model you're comparing yourself to.

pkw58

I think the best advice I ever got in my entire life was to be the best me I could be. I think that means figuring it out and doing it in my own time. I am going with fit and strong these days. And feeling better at age 56 than I did at age 36.

eldamiano

There is no such thing as a 'hungry person'. We are people. We have different personalities, but hungry is a temporary state, not a personality trait. Hunger once having eaten sufficient food is largely borne out of gluttony and desires to think about food.

ekat120

Well the Internet says Julianne Moore's actually 5'3" but I know that's not really your point

ExRelaySprinter

These Hollywood Actresses seem to just live off Fish, Salads and Veg.
I'd be miserable on that diet!