Am I relapsing or am I just overthinking things??

I know that I should probably know but it doesn’t feel like last time, so some backstory: I had anorexia from age 13 until 16 and I recovered, now I’m 20 and I can see that I’m doing the same things I used to do last time but it’s almost like I’m subconsciously doing them instead of actively trying, last time I was always thinking about food and not eating, like every single minute of everyday was me thinking about calories and exercising etc, everything I was doing back then was a pre planned intentional thing, but I’m acting the way I did back then, a big thing I used to do was cook and bake all the time for everyone but myself because I loved seeing people eat and enjoy food because I “couldn’t” even though I hated cooking and still hate it but I have started cooking all the time and I’m making everyone around me loads of meals and baking sweet treats for everyone because I want to see people enjoy food and I feel like I can’t eat because my brain is saying I can’t because it was cause something bad, there is obviously a lot of other things I am doing but I was cooking earlier on and started realising that I’m doing the same things as last time, this is really hard to explain because I don’t feel like I have relapsed but my actions are saying otherwise, I thought having an eating disorder was about my mindset and last time my mindset was in that place but right now I honestly am not deliberately doing anything it’s kind of just happening and my mindset is not at all in that space and I thought I was fully recovered because I very rarely (and I mean very rarely) have any anxiety around food anymore, the past 2 years I’ve been eating all of my trigger foods with no problem but I’ve realised I can’t eat them and I don’t know why it’s not because I’m thinking about calories and salt etc I just get really queasy and feel sick when thinking, looking and smelling my old trigger foods, I’m just really confused and would like some input if possible, thank you for reading<3

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u/Frosty_Situation_187 — 2 hours ago
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So I’m getting a new piece soon and ive never really thought about things I could do before the appointment or during that would make things easier for the artist, so is there anything I can do that will make the job easier or things a lot of clients do without noticing that make the job harder?

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u/Frosty_Situation_187 — 1 month ago

I’ve been playing a lot of invis recently and decided to have a check to see if I’m even on the top 500 on Xbox and I’m 61!!! Like what! I’m not even sure if this is something impressive or worth being excited over, I don’t know if I’ve ever been on the top 500 but this is my first time I’m seeing it

u/Frosty_Situation_187 — 1 month ago

Mines personally is the amount of creativity and energy I get when hypo manic, it’s probably bad that I love being hypo

Edit: Y’all I just want to say having bipolar disorder is in no way great and something to be proud of or glorify it I just like to look at the positive things about everything and the fact that this will never go away I need to think positive because when I think negatively everything is worse, so I’m sorry if this is offensive at all towards anyone I just assumed that everyone thought like this

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u/Frosty_Situation_187 — 1 month ago