Anorexia - More articles from theJournal (1999-2006) with a focus on Anorexia

Anorexia, in the context of sex and love addiction, is a compulsive avoidance of giving or receiving social, sexual, or emotional nourishment. This booklet addresses the struggles and recovery of anorexics from the persepctive of Sex and Love Addicts Anonymous's twelve step progam.

This collection of 15 personal essays on the topic of sexual, social, and emotional anorexia was collected from the Journal issues dating from 1999 through 2016. The Journal is the bi-monthly magazine of the Augustine Fellowship, also known as Sex and Love Addicts Anonymous (S.L.A.A.).

The essays in this booklet are:
Dating from an Anorexic PerspectiveAnorexiaWelcoming AnorecticsNever Knew a Warm Relationship before S.L.A.A.Acting Out Is Anorexia'Closet Introvert' Struggles with AnorexiaHealing the Little Boy Who Didn't NeedStrong Commitment to SobrietySuffering Abuse in Order to Be HelpfulRecovered from a Hopeless Pit of DespairEmotional Anorexia: Freezing up InsideAnorexia and Top Line BehaviorA Whole Lot More to Offer than I Ever DreamedThe Light at the End of the Dark FantasiesBecoming at One with My Couch