My sister used to be chunky and now she looks like Nicole Richie, what should I tell her?

Answer 1

Your sister might have a problem with knowing when to stop. This happened to me years ago and I didn't even realize I had a problem until people would tell me that I needed to gain weight (even people I didn't know). She might not see that she is so thin because if you have been chubby for a while, that is what you see - even if your not. She needs to get some help for her self esteem and the way she views her body. If she doesn't, she may end up with a very serious case of anorexia.

Answer 2

It is not what you say, but how you say it. Start with a magazine with the too skinny actresses and ask, "How do these women look to you?" Let her know you care and that she can talk to you no matter what. Let her initiate the conversation and just listen

If that does not work, wait a while (with open ears and not a wagging tongue). Let days pass and then bring up that she has changed and not for the best. Let her know you care about her well being.

If conversation does not start then, intervene with stern language. Make sure you do not come out of nowhere with accusations. There are many reasons people lose weight, and some of them are out of their control.

And last thing, let her know you care.

Answer 3

That used to be me. Last summer I was 160 pounds, in that same summer (3 months) I dropped 53 pounds. I became anorexic. I looked like a skeleton.

Tell your sister to get help. Or she will die if she loses anymore weight.

Answer 4

My sister is about 95 pounds also. Whatever I tell her doesnt matter. All she eats is salads. I dont think there is much you can do--just hope she is ok.

Answer 5

tell her you are very concerned about her weight, and she needs to eat more.


but she might get pretty mad, so just try to buy her some Mcdonalds or something.

Answer 6

Lay off the Meth

Answer 7

KOOL!