Body Dysmorphic Disorder is a mental health condition that causes you to fixate on perceived flaws with your body. Those that struggle with this condition often compare themselves to others and may go to great lengths to cover up their flaws and either focus on avoiding mirrors or having to stop in front of them often to perform checks.
Set Includes:
1x Super Soft Rabbit Plushie
1x Totebag
Symbolism:
Alchemical symbol for sublimate for trying to make yourself into something you feel is more conventionally attractive
Bones overlaid for feeling bigger/different than you are in reality*
Harlequin Motif for distortion and feeling on display
*While weight is not the only type of dysmorphia, it is one of the most common and in the interest of being able to serve the most amount of people with this condition who are wanting to feel represented, we often have to go with the most common symptoms/representations of a condition.
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My favorite bunny. She is my arthritis bunny because of the bones. My friend when my bones hurts. So soft and gentle. I love her long plush and ears.
I have like five now, and this one’s even softer than most of them! He’s so cuddly and the bag is super cute too!
Love the plushie, a bit “stiff to the squish” but well made. On the tote bag I miss the older art style of the rabbits (like on the original Anxiety Bunny and V1 Asthma rabbit)
Something about the newer art on the totes seems a bit lazy. (They seem wavy, whispy like deflating balloons) , The older art style was cleaner and more stylized.
I loved this rabbit design from the moment I saw it. Body dysmorphia is probably the root of my struggle—it’s defined me since age thirteen when I figured this flesh suit just wasn’t going to measure up. While physical issues are partly to blame, the psychological damage just never lets up. It’s a frustrating thing, being trapped in your own flesh. So the inside-out imagery and the eyes as mirrors called to me more than being simply cool (which they are). Even if I didn’t have this condition, though, it really is a great design! I’d have gotten him anyway. I named him “Magnus” after one of the alchemists that Dr. Frankenstein idolized in the novel, to go with Agrippa, which I named my Frankenstein’s Monster bunny plush. They go well together!
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