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walking down the street I see this boy; goregous laden with muscles his glistening white teeth reflecting his beauty. I am rid of words to describe him for my vocabulary bank has just withered. Cheesy and overused it may sound, but I think, he's perfect. I look at the mirror and all I see are wide hips, thighs that probably have pigs in them, and a face that makes me want to punch the mirror. I think of him, and I ask myself, "why am I so ugly?" (d.b.)
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Oct 30, 2013
Oct 30, 2013 at 9:55 AM UTC
ugly
walking down the street I see this boy; goregous laden with muscles his glistening white teeth reflecting his beauty. I am rid of words to describe him for my vocabulary bank has just withered. Cheesy and overused it may sound, but I think, he's perfect. I look at the mirror and all I see are wide hips, thighs that probably have pigs in them, and a face that makes me want to punch the mirror. I think of him, and I ask myself, "why am I so ugly?" (d.b.)
Just something that I have been feeling.
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Oct 30, 2013
Oct 30, 2013 at 9:55 AM UTC
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