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Hey guys, it's Alana, and you're listening to seeing other people Unfiltered.

Each Thursday on Unfiltered, I'll be bringing on a different anonymous guests to open up about

their real life dating experiences. We'll discuss what they went through or are going through,

how they navigated it, what they've learned, and what advice they have to anyone else going through something similar. Unfiltered is your

reminder that no matter what you're going through, you're not alone. If you have a topic that you'd

like to discuss on Unfiltered, please email your story to Seeing Other People podcast at gmail.com

to be considered for an episode. Real people, real stories, real life. This is

seeing other people unfiltered. Trigger warning, the following content may be sensitive for those

with an eating disorder. On today's episode, we hear from a 25-year-old male who has struggled with

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for being here. Would you mind in your own words

just explaining what we're here to talk about today? I'm here to talk about eating disorders,

particularly from the male perspective and how it ties into body image issues and how it all

relates to dating in today's world. Yeah. And thank you so much for being willing to come on the show

and talk about that. I think it's like you said from the male perspective. It's a perspective that we

really don't hear these topics talked about much. I think in terms of body image and eating disorders

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