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Learning to Love Myself - vol 2

I have lived long enough to see the best and worst in ones self. I love the shape of my eyes, I love the curve of my lips. I hate the weird mole on my cheek, I hate the crease in my chin. I love the shape of my chest, I love the curve of my hips. I hate my toenails, I hate my brittle bones. I love my ouward confidence, I love my unconditional love. I hate my worrisome ways, I hate my anxiety. I love my near perfect smile, I love my xylophone ribs. There are days I want to love anyone but me. There are days when loving myself is harder, Than getting out of bed in the morning. But I am done feeling sorry for myself. I am strong. I am powerful. I am radiant. And on some days, I am exquisitly beautiful.
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Written by
misha-kroon
23 / Cisgender Female
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Written by
misha-kroon
23 / Cisgender Female
Published
May 5, 2016
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27·147
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#love#living#hate#eyes#beautiful#smile#selflove#breathing#bodypositivity#selfconfidence
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