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sometimes i pull up my shirt look down at my bare tummy and sigh. why can't you be better, tummy? why can't you be smaller nicer softer better? like a child i am chiding tut-tutting at its misbehavior tummy, i do so much for you i skip meals and don't drink water and wrap you in all kinds of weird dyi concoctions and lotions i take pills and cry before seeing the boy that i like all for you, tummy. why can't you be like the other ones why must you be the way you are? i will fix you.
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Apr 8, 2014
Apr 8, 2014 at 11:34 PM UTC
dear tummy
sometimes i pull up my shirt look down at my bare tummy and sigh. why can't you be better, tummy? why can't you be smaller nicer softer better? like a child i am chiding tut-tutting at its misbehavior tummy, i do so much for you i skip meals and don't drink water and wrap you in all kinds of weird dyi concoctions and lotions i take pills and cry before seeing the boy that i like all for you, tummy. why can't you be like the other ones why must you be the way you are? i will fix you.
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Apr 8, 2014
Apr 8, 2014 at 11:34 PM UTC
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