Nadya is mourning a loss. The loss of her mobility. In this thirty minute clip you’ll experience each stage of grief with her. Here’s just a small taste of what’s to come..

Denial :
In this segment she’s in complete disbelief that she’s actually immobility. She teases and taunts you that you’re outrageous for even thinking such a thing. She blames her lack of mobility on a foot injury and claims by next week she’ll be up on her feet. Pathetic .

Anger :
Reality is starting to set in. Nadya is absolutely furious you did this to her. How could you? She trusted you and you tricked her into thinking you would start cooking healthy. She can’t stop telling you how you’ve ruined her body. This is all your fault. She takes none of the blame yet. She can barely catch her breath while telling you off. She’s terribly out of shape.

Bargaining :
Her anger turns into fear after realizing what you’re capable of. She begs you to help her lose weight. She comes up with a plan. If you help her lose weight she’ll gain it all back. Nadya just wants to go to the beach one last time. But you won’t budge. You know deep down she wants this life. Her pleas are absolutely pathetic.

Depression :
Once she realizes her fate she knows her gluttony has won. She’s addicted to eating. All food taste the same at this point. But she can’t stop. Her health is also declining. Words start coming out slurred, she doesn’t know what day of the week it is, or even what month it is, etc you know what’s finally coming next.

Acceptance :
Nadya does a complete 180. Shes actually giddy knowing what shes accomplished. She’s so excited for what’s to come. And she can’t thank you enough. Unfortunately she can barely talk for a few minutes without wheezing and panting.

This is an E-X-T-R-E-M-E video. Nadya doesn’t shy away from going into details that are absolutely shocking. This description is just a small preview of her dialog in the clip.

If you’re a fellow dark feedist, I can assure you this will go above and beyond your deepest fantasies.

Bedbound: five stages of mobility grief