Do you think MFP is triggering to people in recovery

Then it isn't triggering for you. There is no single answer.

I haven't had an eating disorder, but I see how people can find it triggering.

People who aren't in recovery and use MFP for means other than what it's designed for, can be triggering. If you are friends with those people, it may set something off in you or it may not.. but each person is different.

I think it is completely the opposite to be honest...

Feeling guilt over food might be considered a symptom of disordered eating.

Edit: Holy crap... your goal weight is 60 pounds? Please get in touch with a doctor. Today.

Feeling guilt over food might be considered a symptom of disordered eating.

Edit: Holy crap... your goal weight is 60 pounds? Please get in touch with a doctor. Today.

Ditto.

As someone with binge eating disorder BED I find that logging my binges and seeing how many days I havent gone without one helps. Who is telling you this and why are they saying that? Do you personally find that it is triggering you?

For me it doesnt trigger I love putting at the end of day I was successful and didnt binge. I havent binged since the 9th.

I'm only 5'0. And I know I'll never reach 60lbs, it's just the weight I'd consider myself skinny enough at

Oh honey, please get help!
60 lbs is pretty much only okay for like 4ft tall children.
Not a 5'0" woman!

Please please talk to someone

I am a bulimic in recovery and find that logging on here definitely stops me bingeing as I'd be soooo ashamed to log it! Additionally it tends to be eating too much in one sitting that makes me want to throw up so logging tends to stop me from having too big a portion so again it helps. Finally, whilst I know that we should all be eating healthily the fact is that for some people that's really hard but logging the food and the calories takes away the guilt of having eaten something unhealthy. That's how it is for me anyway.

All the very best with your recovery and weight loss journey. Take it slowly and be kind to yourself along the way xxx

I have recovered from Bulimia (if you ever really can), I find that I do tend to "obsess" over my logging of meals and exercise. I do get frustrated when I'm over my calorie intake or my weight loss ticker isn't moving as fast as I would like it to. I get tempted to binge and purge. What keeps me from doing this is my desire to remain healthy and to prove to myself that I am stronger than the disease. Keep your head up and be strong, you can overcome and thrive!!

I've just seen your profile page and your goals, both of which worry me. Even your name on here worries me. Please seek help from a professional body x

I looked at your goals and i completely understand that
U c yourself different than what other people c u
But your goal weight is going to shut down your body
End result may be death or horible body problems!
Sorry if im being brutally honest but unfortunatly i know what your goin through
Maybe try getting help! Easy to say hard to do

Get into treatment. This is an unhealthy attitude about your body. Also, perhaps learning about nutrition. A lot of the foods that you are eating in your food journal would trigger over eating/binge eating in me. Read those clean eating books. I too have a tendency to binge eat when I get depressed, one of the things the doctor told me to do was to NOT eat sugar. (I went to a doctor who specializes on food addiction - she is the one who told me to log my food into MFP) She would only give me 25 grams of sugar per day that do not come from fruit, veggies or beans. When things get out of hand I over do it with the sugar grams, because she is right - sugar is the gateway for me to binge. I never had bulimia - just binging. (enough to have me gaining and losing the same 45lbs for years). It is a day by day journey. Another thing she had me do is deep relaxation exercises, deep breathing and attend OA meetings. (I had a hard time with the meetings)