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I'm not an obvious kind of pretty I don't have natural blonde hair Or bright blue eyes No perky little ***** No gap between my thighs I don't look like anyone else I bleach my own hair Use drug store eyeshadow Wear dresses from the clearance rack That show the red bumps after shaving my legs I have lumps and bumps Cellulite and pudge Blackheads and bacne A recipe for nothing special at all Just someone average Who has a bright twinkle In her **** brown eyes And curvy hips That sway in the sun You have to look close To see all my beauty I'm not a model Or a ******* bunny Just someone on the sidelines Watching the models and bunnies While they get the attention And I get brushed by It's not obvious that I'm beautiful Until you look into my eyes Until you see my semi-white smile Then you notice the little moles The silver scars The way my body curves In a voluptuous way And you see Just how perfect I am
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Aug 22, 2018
Aug 22, 2018 at 12:23 PM UTC
Obviously Pretty
I'm not an obvious kind of pretty I don't have natural blonde hair Or bright blue eyes No perky little ***** No gap between my thighs I don't look like anyone else I bleach my own hair Use drug store eyeshadow Wear dresses from the clearance rack That show the red bumps after shaving my legs I have lumps and bumps Cellulite and pudge Blackheads and bacne A recipe for nothing special at all Just someone average Who has a bright twinkle In her **** brown eyes And curvy hips That sway in the sun You have to look close To see all my beauty I'm not a model Or a ******* bunny Just someone on the sidelines Watching the models and bunnies While they get the attention And I get brushed by It's not obvious that I'm beautiful Until you look into my eyes Until you see my semi-white smile Then you notice the little moles The silver scars The way my body curves In a voluptuous way And you see Just how perfect I am
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28/F/Minnesota
Aug 22, 2018
Aug 22, 2018 at 12:23 PM UTC
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