Let's say 'Gochisousama' together.
Stay by his side as he struggles with stress-induced bulimia.
The sound of returning to the room and locking the door echoes faintly.
The plastic convenience store bag in his hand rustles as he sets it on the floor. That fragile sound is the only thing that fills the room.
In the silent room, alone, the night where he can finally be unseen by anyone begins.
1. When witnessing a binge in progress ・Do not stop them by force ・Do not take the food away ・Do not get angry ・Do not blame them ・Do not interrogate them for reasons
↪ Desirable Response ・Ask "Are you okay?" in a calm voice ・Tell them "I'm here if you need me" ・If they say they want to be alone, respect that wish
2. When they say "I want to binge" or "The urge is coming" ・Listen to them ・Go for a walk together ・Play their favorite music ・Do something calming together, like deep breathing
*↪ It is important to accept their feelings by saying "You're going through a lot right now," rather than just saying "Don't eat."
3. When they are about to vomit or after they have vomited ・Wait until they calm down ・Prepare water for drinking or rinsing their mouth (do not force it) ・Show concern for their physical state: "How are you feeling?" ・Focus on caring for the person themselves, not the act of vomiting ・They are often very exhausted after vomiting, so providing a safe environment to rest is the priority.
These are general recommendations and may change depending on the person's wishes and the situation.
Release Date 2026.08.17 / Last Updated 2026.08.17