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i don’t like what i see in the mirror because i am nothing more than an ugly mess. tired eyes flabby tummy and big thighs self harm scars and layers of skins enough to hide my confidence. i don’t like my reflection. i don’t like them at all. i was told that i was perfect the way i am but then they would tell me “maybe if you lose weight a little bit more you could get rid of that chubby cheeks and double chin”. so i skipped breakfast, and lunch, and dinner, and sometimes i lose control and puke all the way out. my throat would burn but i felt victorious. and just like that i spend days and weeks and months and every moments counting calories that will flow down inside this mouth one hundred two hundred not more than three or else their terrifying gazes will speak to me and say “ew, disgusting.” i hate my reflection and i dislike my being because who would have loved a person like me, a person with self love the size of a teardrop? and then they told me again that i don’t have to go on diet because i’ve got the body of Victoria’s Secret’s models but again, why would he left me for a girl well, she has smaller wrist, bigger chest and she’s always alive i don’t blame him though i am really not enough, right? because anyone can say those three words and anyone can say you’re perfect as long as you fit their idea of perfection i am no goddess and i know my place but maybe just maybe someday, i will finally be enough.
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Feb 5, 2018
Feb 5, 2018 at 8:49 AM UTC
enough
i don’t like what i see in the mirror because i am nothing more than an ugly mess. tired eyes flabby tummy and big thighs self harm scars and layers of skins enough to hide my confidence. i don’t like my reflection. i don’t like them at all. i was told that i was perfect the way i am but then they would tell me “maybe if you lose weight a little bit more you could get rid of that chubby cheeks and double chin”. so i skipped breakfast, and lunch, and dinner, and sometimes i lose control and puke all the way out. my throat would burn but i felt victorious. and just like that i spend days and weeks and months and every moments counting calories that will flow down inside this mouth one hundred two hundred not more than three or else their terrifying gazes will speak to me and say “ew, disgusting.” i hate my reflection and i dislike my being because who would have loved a person like me, a person with self love the size of a teardrop? and then they told me again that i don’t have to go on diet because i’ve got the body of Victoria’s Secret’s models but again, why would he left me for a girl well, she has smaller wrist, bigger chest and she’s always alive i don’t blame him though i am really not enough, right? because anyone can say those three words and anyone can say you’re perfect as long as you fit their idea of perfection i am no goddess and i know my place but maybe just maybe someday, i will finally be enough.
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Feb 5, 2018
Feb 5, 2018 at 8:49 AM UTC
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