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Mar 2016
She's got dreamy blue eyes that shine bright, scruffy cheeks and an overbite. She's so strong at heart but feels a continuing sense of defeat. If you listen closely, you can hear her fast heartbeat through the body of a boy set on repeat.

I'm not who think. I'm not who see but you'll never see me as the person I was meant to be.

When the mirror is your greatest enemy. When you're the only person you can't stand to see, it becomes hard to get a grip on your sanity. All along, tried to hide it, tried to fight it but always knew what was wrong with me.

This is a mistake. I can't go on like this I'm an imposter, I'm a fake. I've lost all control and I don't know how much more this girl can take.
This is about trying to cope with gender dsyphoria.
Written by
Melanie Marie Velmer  Pittsburgh, PA
(Pittsburgh, PA)   
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