I'm not sure you will get what you're seeking here. This is a support group for people who struggle with eating disorders, and a lot of people here are recovering from eating disorders. I don't think this is the place to ask for tips on being skinny.

Being hungry is not a problem. The human body needs food to function. It's what gives us energy. Eating is not something you should have to feel guilty for doing. That type of language indicates that your relationship with food might be heading in a dangerous direction.

If you're wanting to lose weight (although 92 pounds is probably quite thin already, depending on your height), there are plenty of fitness and nutrition websites online with lots of useful information if you just want to be skinny.

You do NOT want an eating disorder. An eating disorder is not the way to go about achieving your goals.

If you want to be skinny, I'm sure you can find a diet and exercise regimen for you.

But please - and don't take this to be harsh, because I'm saying it out of love for the people here, and not with any animosity toward you - please do not go on eating disorder forums and ask people how to be skinny. The people here are trying to recover, and part of that is having this space to discuss their struggles.

I just don't think this is the platform you're seeking. Good luck.

believe me when i say i know how to loose weight. i have ideal body fat, maybe need a little more fat. but heres the secret, if your calorie intake is equal to your activity level you gain or loose no weight. so if your gaining weight, your activity level is lower then the calorie level so you either increase your activities or reduce your calories or a little of both. so if you have trouble limiting your intake of food increase your activity. and another thing about eating if you eat because your hungry and eat until your not hungry then you over ate. because hunger is controlled by sugar in the blood. so we actually eat to much because blood sugars can raise to slow . and if you eat to fast you consume more then needed and the surplus could become fat. secondly use smaller plates, smaller plates hold less . so once you become use to eating slower chewing more and using smaller plates your calories will go down without your hunger increasing. after you finish eating if your still hungry give it a little time before thinking about seconds, may take a little while for your hunger to switch off. after a while of this you stomach will grow a custom to your diet and become the size your presently at. so it fills much easier and you eat less.

It's exhausting to feel uncomfortable in your own body all the time and I get that that may be why you want to feel skinny. It's also really important to have a healthy relationship with food so you don't develop an eating disorder. I might suggest meeting with a dietitian to evaluate your specific health and nutrition goals so you can set up a meal plan especially for you that's super healthy and tailored to your specific needs.

This is support for recovery not how to lose more weight.You may need to go on a different group or site.

Please seek help from your school counselor, talk to your parents, or talk to a sibling about how you feel about your body. Please don't let it get any worse. It sounds to me like you are experiencing body dysmorphia, and that can lead to an eating disorder. You are young and if you are thinking of wanting to lose weight, please seek help.