02/06/2026
World Eating Disorders Day
Today, I am incredibly grateful to be able to say that I am a survivor. For much of my life, I lived with bulimia. It was a battle that consumed my thoughts, controlled my decisions, and left me feeling trapped in a cycle that often seemed impossible to escape. There were days when the weight of it felt unbearable, and moments when I genuinely believed I would never be free.
Today is different.
On World Eating Disorders Day, I am proud to unveil the front cover of my memoir, Hungry Eyes.
The title carries a meaning that is deeply personal to me. Hungry Eyes was chosen because, no matter how hard I tried to hide what I was going through, my eyes always told the truth. They reflected the struggle, the fear, the exhaustion, and the hunger that bulimia created. You can hide behaviours. You can hide feelings. But it is much harder to hide your eyes.
The word Eyes is deliberately crossed out on the cover. For years, I wanted my eyes hidden from the world because I was terrified that someone would see what I was carrying inside. Yet, despite all my efforts, they were always there, silently telling my story.
This cover has been years in the making. It represents pain, survival, healing, acceptance, and hope. More than anything, it represents a version of myself that never thought he would one day be able to share this story openly.
Today, I stand proud, not because of what I endured, but because I survived it. To anyone currently struggling with an eating disorder: please know that recovery is possible, your story matters, and you are far stronger than you realise.
💚 Today, my eyes no longer tell a story of hiding. They tell a story of survival.
I’m thankful to my publisher .uae for allowing me to tell my story on this way. No confirmation has been finalised for a release date, but we are looking at September.
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