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by ashley-brooke-payne

she was a fat kid with bad skin and glasses and frizzy hair always cracking a joke or burying her nose in a book to escape and forget because this didn't feel like who she should be but she didn't know how to change it so she hid inside herself refused to let many people know who she really was because it didn't matter anyway it was all about fitting in and she never really did i wish i could go back and hug her tell her i love her and not to worry because this won't matter in 5 years or in 10 these painful moments of rejection of depression won't last forever and she will come out stronger than ever she shouldn't be so hard on herself and i still see her sometimes when i look in the mirror and it makes me sad to know how much i let these things affect me and who i became always questioning, if i'm good enough but i think it's gonna make me better because i've been there before
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41 / F / American
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Oct 10, 2012
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