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i wish.

When she looked in the mirror all she saw were words like ugly, not good enough, fat. I silently cursed them for labelling her things like that. Because of them she didn't think she could be loved. Because of them she cried for hours until no more tears could come. She didn't see how beautiful she was. The most incredible despite the flaws. She didn't realise she needn't change. For I had fallen for her anyway. I knew I loved her more than she ever loved herself. She despised herself actually, thinking she was worthless. How would I ever show her I loved her more than this whole world? They made sure she hated herself so much that she wouldn't even believe my words. But more than showing her I loved her more than anyone else. I wish I could show her how to love her own self.
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a_theoretical_waffle
17 / F / Lost.
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Written by
a_theoretical_waffle
17 / F / Lost.
Published
Jul 10, 2019
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16·148
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#bodypositivity#loveyourself#feminist#love#selflove#beauty#bodyshaming
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