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I am suffocating. There are people with smiles and sweaters, Asking me questions, judging me, pretending to care. Sitting close around the table, Trapped with no escape; pinned. Looking my tormentor in the face, faking fine. Taking hours to poke and stoke The unyielding heap on my plate. Bubbly mindless chatter -- external. Dread and vile hatred -- internal. My eyes betray my lie and show the truth I hide. I am suffocating. Under my own weight. I am suffocating. I am not better. I am suffocating. I am not thankful for stuffing.
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Nov 24, 2014
Nov 24, 2014 at 3:18 PM UTC
I'm Thankful For Dieting
I am suffocating. There are people with smiles and sweaters, Asking me questions, judging me, pretending to care. Sitting close around the table, Trapped with no escape; pinned. Looking my tormentor in the face, faking fine. Taking hours to poke and stoke The unyielding heap on my plate. Bubbly mindless chatter -- external. Dread and vile hatred -- internal. My eyes betray my lie and show the truth I hide. I am suffocating. Under my own weight. I am suffocating. I am not better. I am suffocating. I am not thankful for stuffing.
WickedHope
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Nov 24, 2014
Nov 24, 2014 at 3:18 PM UTC
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