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I see the way you look at me a fat girl wearing a crop top at the gym. Your frown screams how dare you and I'm sure your mind says it too. - The small girl walks in with perfect hair and shorts barely there. You will avert your eyes to avoid the ugly in your gym. But wait. You didn't. You walked over and smiled. Said hi. Gave me some advice and moved on. - - There are boys I know from middle and high school; I haven't seen in years. I see them wonder at my clothes while acknowledging me with tiny pursed smiles. - - There are women larger than I they look at me with disgust and I don't know why. - So many judgements in a place where walls are mirrors and sweat is a normal thing. But do these people really feel the way I think they do? Because I look at them and don't really care. We're all just working out in a gym trying to become who we want to be.
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Jan 27, 2016
Jan 27, 2016 at 11:17 AM UTC
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I see the way you look at me a fat girl wearing a crop top at the gym. Your frown screams how dare you and I'm sure your mind says it too. - The small girl walks in with perfect hair and shorts barely there. You will avert your eyes to avoid the ugly in your gym. But wait. You didn't. You walked over and smiled. Said hi. Gave me some advice and moved on. - - There are boys I know from middle and high school; I haven't seen in years. I see them wonder at my clothes while acknowledging me with tiny pursed smiles. - - There are women larger than I they look at me with disgust and I don't know why. - So many judgements in a place where walls are mirrors and sweat is a normal thing. But do these people really feel the way I think they do? Because I look at them and don't really care. We're all just working out in a gym trying to become who we want to be.
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Jan 27, 2016
Jan 27, 2016 at 11:17 AM UTC
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