Michelle Williams

Yeah, it's a very big difference. And so you feel difference and you feel different and you feel more solid. When you pivot, there's a lot more connection to the ground. And the gravity of not knowing is not pulling you down, but now you are using that, you're harnessing that gravity to take bigger steps forward now. It's different.

Yeah, it's a very big difference. And so you feel difference and you feel different and you feel more solid. When you pivot, there's a lot more connection to the ground. And the gravity of not knowing is not pulling you down, but now you are using that, you're harnessing that gravity to take bigger steps forward now. It's different.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you.

There's a significant overlap in values that you'll see in someone who's committed to an eating disorder and someone who's committed to being a good Marine. A level of competition, a level of bodily self-denial, and the belief that self-mastery comes in the form of physical prowess. I think everyone's experience of an eating disorder is unique.

There's a significant overlap in values that you'll see in someone who's committed to an eating disorder and someone who's committed to being a good Marine. A level of competition, a level of bodily self-denial, and the belief that self-mastery comes in the form of physical prowess. I think everyone's experience of an eating disorder is unique.

There's a significant overlap in values that you'll see in someone who's committed to an eating disorder and someone who's committed to being a good Marine. A level of competition, a level of bodily self-denial, and the belief that self-mastery comes in the form of physical prowess. I think everyone's experience of an eating disorder is unique.

I think we're all a confluence of a lot of different factors. But I do feel that some of the rhetoric that goes into the Marine culture, especially in recruiting, might even appeal to people who have certain grand desires of themselves and the really embodied sensation of wanting to be good and wanting to succeed and wanting to challenge themselves.

I think we're all a confluence of a lot of different factors. But I do feel that some of the rhetoric that goes into the Marine culture, especially in recruiting, might even appeal to people who have certain grand desires of themselves and the really embodied sensation of wanting to be good and wanting to succeed and wanting to challenge themselves.

I think we're all a confluence of a lot of different factors. But I do feel that some of the rhetoric that goes into the Marine culture, especially in recruiting, might even appeal to people who have certain grand desires of themselves and the really embodied sensation of wanting to be good and wanting to succeed and wanting to challenge themselves.

And those values make really good Marines and pretty – saw the chances of developing an eating disorder as well.

And those values make really good Marines and pretty – saw the chances of developing an eating disorder as well.

And those values make really good Marines and pretty – saw the chances of developing an eating disorder as well.

Yes, and proudly so. Within the different services, there's different ways of perceiving ourselves, but Marines are very proud of our reputation. We are the few, we are the proud, we are the smallest branch, and we are fiercely proud of having the highest physical standards. There were just so few of us women. There was a certain weight and expectation of needing to meet male standards.

Yes, and proudly so. Within the different services, there's different ways of perceiving ourselves, but Marines are very proud of our reputation. We are the few, we are the proud, we are the smallest branch, and we are fiercely proud of having the highest physical standards. There were just so few of us women. There was a certain weight and expectation of needing to meet male standards.

Yes, and proudly so. Within the different services, there's different ways of perceiving ourselves, but Marines are very proud of our reputation. We are the few, we are the proud, we are the smallest branch, and we are fiercely proud of having the highest physical standards. There were just so few of us women. There was a certain weight and expectation of needing to meet male standards.

I enlisted as a Mormon girl and had a very particular perception of what the military was and what it was I would be doing. Growing up, we had a copy of an oil painting that I absolutely loved. It was a depiction of General George Washington kneeling in the snow at Valley Forge and praying.

I enlisted as a Mormon girl and had a very particular perception of what the military was and what it was I would be doing. Growing up, we had a copy of an oil painting that I absolutely loved. It was a depiction of General George Washington kneeling in the snow at Valley Forge and praying.

I enlisted as a Mormon girl and had a very particular perception of what the military was and what it was I would be doing. Growing up, we had a copy of an oil painting that I absolutely loved. It was a depiction of General George Washington kneeling in the snow at Valley Forge and praying.