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you knew i was fragile but instead of wrapping me up in tissue paper and gingerly placing me out of harms way you doused me in lighter fluid, lit a match, turned your back, and walked away i dont need you to tell me that my body is a temple my mind is too, stop acting like im simple the way you speak down to me as if its just your nature but i am not your ***** and you are not some savior i want to shape you into some resemblence of a person i should be thanked, not treated like a burden i am a girl with hope and love and motivation i trust that if theres god you could not be his creation i dont care about your opinions or your family or your town because you've never acted like its good that im around i've decided that i'm better than you and your remarks i am wonderful and interesting and maybe even smart so **** off with the way you strut your harsh demeanor you will never be a human, just a parasitic creature
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Dec 23, 2016
Dec 23, 2016 at 2:39 AM UTC
tapeworm
you knew i was fragile but instead of wrapping me up in tissue paper and gingerly placing me out of harms way you doused me in lighter fluid, lit a match, turned your back, and walked away i dont need you to tell me that my body is a temple my mind is too, stop acting like im simple the way you speak down to me as if its just your nature but i am not your ***** and you are not some savior i want to shape you into some resemblence of a person i should be thanked, not treated like a burden i am a girl with hope and love and motivation i trust that if theres god you could not be his creation i dont care about your opinions or your family or your town because you've never acted like its good that im around i've decided that i'm better than you and your remarks i am wonderful and interesting and maybe even smart so **** off with the way you strut your harsh demeanor you will never be a human, just a parasitic creature
allyson-d
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Dec 23, 2016
Dec 23, 2016 at 2:39 AM UTC
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