Through anecdotes, journal entries, conversations and brutally honest self-reflection, To Date, Like Normal is a painfully honest journey through the lifecycle an eating disorder. From the detailed development to discovering her freedom, Biller takes us on a dense journey: breaking free from her addiction to food and weight. She digs deep into the roots of the behavior patterns and is fearless in her exploration of her addiction.

While scattered at times, this lyrical narrative will make you feel as if you are in her head battling the disorder alongside her. You will be able to take the battle with you, the wounds accompanied by shame, the lessons, and put them to use in your own life. This raw narrative will break down your own insecurities and empower you to dig deep to heal your own wounds and addictive behaviors.

This is the story of what is possible when the eating disorder is no longer an option. This is the story of what can happen when we turn our triggers into insatiable curiosity. This book has guidance on how to urge surf, to explore our triggers, and delve into our desperate need to be Skinny.

To Date, Like Normal is the account of how one hopeless, defeated, woman strapped on her armor and fought the battle of her life, all because she wanted to go on a date.