"Spit in the food": Twenty4tim terrorizes because he has gained 26 kilos
Created: 11/30/2022 10:49 am
Twenty4tim is open about his eating disorder.
The influencer has currently gained 26 kilograms.
Tim is shocked by the hate reactions on the internet and addresses his haters with an important message.
Cologne – Twenty4tim (22) is one of the most successful influencers in the country.
On TikTok alone, the 22-year-old is followed by over four million people.
At the moment, however, he is not on good terms with some of his followers.
Twenty4tim is open about his eating disorder
Tim Kampmann, as Twenty4tim is called, revealed a long time ago that he already suffered from an eating disorder as a teenager.
After weighing around 100 kilograms at the age of 14, he developed an anorexic eating disorder (anorexia).
In recent months, the media star has gained weight again, he now weighs 26 kilograms more.
"I've gained almost 50 pounds in the last few months, almost got my eating disorder back," he reveals openly.
And that's exactly why he has to take harsh criticism online.
Twenty4tim cannot understand the harsh reactions of his followers and vents his anger on his TikTok channel.
Eating disorders - binge eating, bulimia, anorexia
Of the three forms of eating disorders, binge eating disorder is the most common, followed by bulimia.
The most well-known form, anorexia, is the least common.
On average, around 28 out of 1,000 girls and women will develop binge eating disorder,
- 19 will develop bulimia and
- 14 will develop anorexia
Boys and men are significantly less affected: on average, around 1,000 people develop the disease in the course of their lives
- 10 from binge eating disorder,
- 6 from bulimia and
- 2 from anorexia
Mixed forms, i.e. forms of the eating disorder that do not exactly meet the diagnostic criteria of anorexia, bulimia or binge eating disorder, occur at least as frequently as the “pure forms” of the disease.
(Source: Federal Center for Legal Education)
Twenty4tim counters the criticism of his haters
"In the past few months, you've knocked the food out of my hand and spat in my food," the 22-year-old complains. But that's not all - he no longer felt safe and even sought help from the police: "I went to the police because I didn't feel safe, I needed personal protection."
Because his haters would have found his apartment, filmed his license plate and put it online.
"You told me every day that I was fat," explains Tim.
They would have "made his life hell," the influencer continued.
Nevertheless, he wishes his critics nothing bad, only that they gain the appropriate insight.
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It is not the first wave of hate that the young influencer is exposed to.
After a song release, Twenty4tim was "almost beaten up" by its haters.
The advice hotline of the Federal Center for Health Education (BZgA) is available to those affected, their relatives and other people for questions about eating disorders. Callers receive initial advice and addresses to which they can turn.
You can reach the advisors on 0221 892031 Monday to Thursday from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. and Friday to Sunday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Sources used:
tiktok.com/@twenty4tim;
Federal Center for Legal Education
